• Title: Network Programming in C++: Fundamentals and a Simple TCP Example
• Author(s) Ayman Alheraki
• Publisher: Simply C++ (2025)
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• Language: English
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This book is written for C++ developers who seek a deep and accurate understanding of network programming from a systems-oriented perspective, rather than through highlevel frameworks, convenience libraries, or language-specific abstractions that obscure the underlying mechanics.

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