- Unix Socket Tutorial
- Unix Socket - Home
- Unix Socket - What is a Socket?
- Unix Socket - Network Addresses
- Unix Socket - Network Host Names
- Unix Socket - Client Server Model
- Unix Socket - Structures
- Unix Socket - Ports and Services
- Unix Socket - Network Byte Orders
- Unix Socket - IP Address Functions
- Unix Socket - Core Functions
- Unix Socket - Helper Functions
- Unix Socket - Server Example
- Unix Socket - Client Example
- Unix Socket - Summary
- Unix Socket Useful Resources
- Unix Socket - Quick Guide
- Unix Socket - Useful Resources
- Unix Socket - Discussion
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Sockets are communication points on the same or different computers to exchange data. Sockets are supported by Unix, Windows, Mac, and many other operating systems. The tutorial provides a strong foundation by covering basic topics such as network addresses, host names, architecture, ports and services before moving into network address functions and explaining how to write client/server codes using sockets.
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