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Java Networking: Client and Server Example Welcome to the Java Networking: Client and Server project! This repository contains a comprehensive example of how to implement basic networking functionalities using Java, showcasing both client and server roles.

📚 Overview In the world of networking, understanding the interaction between clients and servers is crucial. This project demonstrates how to create a simple client-server architecture in Java, allowing you to grasp the fundamentals of network communication.

🖥️ Key Features Server Implementation: A basic server that listens for client connections and processes requests. Client Implementation: A client that connects to the server, sends requests, and receives responses. Multi-threading: The server can handle multiple client connections simultaneously using multi-threading. Data Exchange: Simple protocols for exchanging messages between the client and server. 📁 Project Structure files/: Contains the source code for both the client and server implementations. Client.java: Implements the client-side application. Server.java: Implements the server-side application.

🚀 Getting Started To run this project on your local machine, follow these steps:

Clone the repository:

bash Copy code https://github.com/emmit02/Networking.git cd java-networking-client-server Compile the source code:

bash Copy code javac /*.java Run the server:

bash Copy code java /Server Run the client:

bash Copy code java /Client

🛠️ Usage Server: The server will start and listen on a specified port for client connections. It will handle incoming client requests and send appropriate responses. Client: The client will connect to the server, send a request, and display the server's response.

🌟 Contributing Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improvements or new features, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request. Please ensure your code adheres to the existing style and includes relevant tests.

📝 Acknowledgments Inspired by the need to understand the fundamental client-server model in networking, this project serves as a starting point for those new to network programming in Java.

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