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🧵1/2 Socket Programming in C: Server-Side Basics - Set up a server using socket(), bind(), and listen(). - Accept client connections with accept(). - Send and receive data over TCP. Video 1: Server-Side in C! Video 2: Client-Side Programming will be uploaded soon—stay tuned! 🖥️

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trish1 год назад

Video 2: Client-Side Programming

Фото профиля Vivek Galatage
Vivek Galatage1 год назад

Additionally, this is a great resource too -

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trish1 год назад

Oh nice, thanks for sharing

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Sasha Fly-Style 🇺🇦1 год назад

Hi! Where can I find your vim/neovim setup? It is cool, I like it.

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trish1 год назад

oh sure, I will make a post for this setup

Фото профиля Lenny
Lenny1 год назад

Great video! Would love a follow up for handling multiple clients!!

Фото профиля trish
trish1 год назад

Thanks ☺️

Фото профиля Anurag Hagawane
Anurag Hagawane1 год назад

Tried it today morning, C is fun!

Фото профиля Anirban Kanungoe
Anirban Kanungoe1 год назад

Wow

Фото профиля _joYPad
_joYPad1 год назад

Wich editor is this, you are using here?

Фото профиля trish
trish1 год назад

I'm using neovim

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