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What is a socket in the context of networking?
What is a socket in the context of networking?
- A physical device used to connect to a network
- An end-point of a two-way communication link between two programs on the network (correct)
- A specific type of server application
- A protocol for secure data transmission
How does a server application typically handle connection requests from a client?
How does a server application typically handle connection requests from a client?
- By listening to a specific port (correct)
- By establishing multiple dedicated connections
- By assigning local port numbers to the server
- By sending connection requests to the client
What does the client do during the connection process?
What does the client do during the connection process?
- Uses a specific type of server application
- Is assigned a local port number and binds a socket to it (correct)
- Establishes multiple dedicated connections to the server
- Sends connection requests to the server
Which Java class represents one end of a two-way connection between your Java program and another program on the network?
Which Java class represents one end of a two-way connection between your Java program and another program on the network?
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If you are writing server software, what class would you be interested in, according to the text?
If you are writing server software, what class would you be interested in, according to the text?
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