What is the code of the function or functions to receive notification regarding network architecture

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what is the code of the function or functions to receive notification regarding network architecture ?

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C#

class school 
{
    public string name {get;set;}
    public int nos_class{get;set}
}
class a
{
    school ss=new school();
    ss.nos_class=12;
    public static void student(out school s,in school ss)
    {
        s=new student();
        s.name="vvvv";
        System.out.println(s.name+"   "+ ss.nos_class);
    }
    main()
    {
        school a=new school
        {
            name ="cccc";  //is changed in code 
         nos_class=14;     //is not changed 
        }
        student (school,school);
    }
}

if this code is changed with the member functions of the namespace system.net.sockets then i will get the notifications from the clients ( little bit change or otherwise the knowledge is same )

Posted 14-Feb-21 3:36am

Member 12712527

Updated 14-Feb-21 4:34am

RickZeeland

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Feb-21 11:00am

That code has nothing to do with network architecture, but shows that you still have not taken any of the advice you have been offered.

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Posted 14-Feb-21 4:00am

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Member 12712527 14-Feb-21 10:11am

i will surely listen to you sir and do as much as my knowledge and intelligence could help me . but you have to promise me that you will not stop helping me

RickZeeland 14-Feb-21 10:22am

That sounds like Client-Servant architecture to me :)

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RickZeeland · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-14T04:34:00

Solution 2

As you can see in this rather old, but still valid CodeProject article: Introduction to TCP client server in C#[^]
you can use TcpClient() to send notifications to the server.
Instead of using a Main() method, use another method name e.g. SendNotification().

Posted 14-Feb-21 4:34am

RickZeeland

Updated 14-Feb-21 5:30am

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