Network Programming Workspace

This workspace contains various examples of network programming in C. Here's a brief overview of the main directories and files:

• BasicClient: Contains basic client-server communication code. See client.c and server.c.
• BasicNetworkProgramming: Contains code for a server that reverses a string sent by a client. See server.c.
• CaseChangeServerClient: Contains client-server communication code. See client.c and server.c.
• network_programming: Contains code for a server that performs arithmetic operations sent by a client. See server.c.
• SquareNumberServerClient: Contains client-server communication code. See client.c and server.c.
• TimeRequestServerClient: Contains code for a server that sends the current time to a client upon request. See server.c.

Individual Files:

• client_socket_communication.c: Contains code for a client that sends a message to a server and receives a response. See client_socket_communication.c.
• client_socket.c: Contains client socket communication code. See client_socket.c.
• client.c: Contains client communication code. See client.c.
• echo_server_multi_client.c: Contains code for an echo server that can handle multiple clients. See echo_server_multi_client.c.
• icmp_flood.c: Contains code for an ICMP flood attack. See icmp_flood.c.
• multi_client_server.c: Contains code for a server that can handle multiple clients. See multi_client_server.c.
• raw_socket.c: Contains code for raw socket communication. See raw_socket.c.
• server_socket_communication.c: Contains server socket communication code. See server_socket_communication.c.

Building and Running

Each .c file can be compiled using gcc and run from the command line. For example, to compile and run client.c, you would use:

gcc client.c -o client
./client

Please replace client.c and client with the appropriate file and output names for other files.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.