Accrued Revenue vs Accounts Receivable - What is the Difference?

Accrued Revenue and Accounts Receivable are both accounting terms for income that has been earned and recognised in the accounts but has not yet been received. But while they appear to be the same thing, there are some differences.
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Great effort , can you please write down the journal entries for both