To create a UDP server in C#, you can use the UdpClient
class provided by the System.Net.Sockets
namespace. Below is an example code that shows you how to create a simple UDP server that listens for messages from a client and echoes them back:
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This code creates a new UdpClient
that listens on port 8000. It then enters a loop where it waits for messages to arrive from clients. When a message is received, it is echoed back to the client using the Send()
method of the UdpClient
class.
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