To create a TCP server in Go, you can use the net
package. Here is an example of creating a TCP server on a specific port:
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In the main()
function, we call net.Listen()
to create a TCP listener on the specified port. We then loop indefinitely using a for
loop and call listener.Accept()
to accept incoming client connections. For each incoming connection, we launch a new goroutine by calling the handleClient()
function.
In the handleClient()
function, we pass in the client connection as an argument to the function. We can then perform any actions we want to handle the client connection. In this example, we simply close the connection after handling it.
Note: Don't forget to handle potential errors when setting up and running your TCP server.
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