TCP/IP protocol and network programming technology

Author: Luo Junzhou, Li Botao, Yang Ming, et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is a textbook on the principles and programming techniques of the TCP/IP protocol, consisting of two parts:
Part 1 systematically introduces the architecture of the TCP/IP protocol family and elaborates on the specific principles and working mechanisms of various protocols in the IP layer, transport layer, and application layer.
Part 2 covers network programming techniques based on the socket programming interface, focusing on the issues, patterns, and technologies to be noted in client and server-side programming.
As a textbook on the theoretical foundation of the TCP/IP protocol and programming techniques, this book emphasizes both clear conceptual explanations and practical applications, effectively enhancing readers' understanding of TCP/IP and their network development skills. It can serve as a teaching reference for computer science, communication, and related disciplines in higher education, as well as a reference for professionals engaged in related development and network management work.