TCP/IP Sockets
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What is TCP/IP Sockets?
TCP/IP sockets are endpoints in a communication flow between two network applications over an IP network, typically the internet. They provide an interface for applications to send and receive data using the TCP and IP protocols. Sockets are commonly used for client-server applications, such as web servers, email clients, and online games, enabling reliable, ordered, and error-checked data transmission.
What other technologies are related to TCP/IP Sockets?
TCP/IP Sockets Complementary Technologies
Linux
Linux provides the OS-level APIs and network stack which enable and support TCP/IP socket programming.
Java
Java provides libraries that facilitate TCP/IP socket programming, allowing developers to create network applications.
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Integration Engineer
7 Integration Engineer jobs mention TCP/IP Sockets
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Business Systems
33 Business Systems jobs mention TCP/IP Sockets
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Embedded Engineer
7 Embedded Engineer jobs mention TCP/IP Sockets
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Software Engineer
99 Software Engineer jobs mention TCP/IP Sockets
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Engineer
119 Engineer jobs mention TCP/IP Sockets
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