To create a UDP client in C#, you can use the UdpClient
class, which is provided in the System.Net.Sockets
namespace. It provides a simple way to send and receive datagrams over the network using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
Here's an example code that sends a message to a server using a UDP client:
main.cs1295 chars40 lines
In this example, the UdpClient
class is used to create a UDP client. It sends a message to a server at the specified IP address and port number using the Send
method, and then receives a response from the server using the Receive
method. Note that the ref
keyword is used to pass the remoteEndPoint
parameter by reference, so that it can be updated with the source endpoint of the response datagram.
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