Chapter 10. Network Programming
IN THIS CHAPTER
The ability to transfer data from one place to another is not new. In the 19th century, Alexander Graham Bell was the first to transmit sounds over a cable. Just a few people understood the importance of that invention. A well-known newspaper even published that well-informed people knew that transmitting data with the help of a cable was completely useless. Times have changed and now it's almost impossible to imagine a world without digital transmission of data.
In this chapter, we take a closer look at network programming. You'll see how network-based applications can be implemented with the help of Mono.
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