I want code example in Client and server sockets (INET) in c(Linux) ?

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Can any one provide me code example in client and server sockets(INET)?Which is simple and easy to understand and free error.I search on google but i can't found this kind of example ,if i found then it contains error.How to execute and run and example please provide me links or material,Thanks

Posted 18-Jan-16 18:45pm

Hameed Khan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jan-16 1:18am

Despite the question mark, this is not a question. Sorry, this is not a code sample finding service, and not a service for software development on your order. If you need some help, you need to ask a question.
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chandanadhikari · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-18T19:35:00

hi,
as SAK already commented, CP can help you if you tried doing something and got stuck. You can state in your question about what you tried and where you got stuck. Members here can help you out but, if you are looking for where to get started, then Google is your friend[^]
a simple search shows plenty of useful results:

link 1[^]
link 2[^]

searching the net for relevant help is also a useful skill.