There is difference between ï¬le I/O and network I/O. There is potential diffe

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There is difference between ï¬le I/O and network I/O.

There is potential difference in behaviour of the read function in the network I/O environment.

Write a client/server application that veriï¬es this. Your server will be a TCP server

that waits for requests from the clients. The client keep sending lines of length at least 1000

bytes to the server. The server simply calls read function, and then calls the write function

to send back the value returned from the read function call. The client calls read function

to receive the response and print out the value returned by each read function, followed

by a mark that indicates the current string is the value of one read function call. Manually compare the replies received by the client and the input ï¬le and write your conclusions.

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Here is how the client and server communicate ( you need to have a separate program for them )

SERVER:

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