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    1) The document describes a C++ program that implements a chatting application between two users (User1 and User2) by creating a socket connection between their IP addresses and port numbers. 2) The program allows User1 to enter a string, which is passed to and printed by User2. User2 can then enter a response, which is passed back to User1. 3) This process of sending and receiving strings is repeated until the "exit" command is entered to stop the program.

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    1) The document describes a C++ program that implements a chatting application between two users (User1 and User2) by creating a socket connection between their IP addresses and port numbers. 2) The program allows User1 to enter a string, which is passed to and printed by User2. User2 can then enter a response, which is passed back to User1. 3) This process of sending and receiving strings is repeated until the "exit" command is entered to stop the program.

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    1) The document describes a C++ program that implements a chatting application between two users (User1 and User2) by creating a socket connection between their IP addresses and port numbers. 2) The program allows User1 to enter a string, which is passed to and printed by User2. User2 can then enter a response, which is passed back to User1. 3) This process of sending and receiving strings is repeated until the "exit" command is entered to stop the program.

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    Program to Implement Chatting Application Aim To Write a C++ program to prepare Students Report using Simple Class with primitive and array data types Algorithm 1. Start 2. Create necessary input and output streams 3. Create a socket connection from user1 to the user2 with corresponding IP address and port number 4. Get any string from the user1 side console 5. Pass this string to the user2 which prints in the console of user2 6. Read some other string from the user2 side sockets input stream. 7. Pass this string to the user1 which prints in the console of user 8. Repeat the same until exit command 9. Stop Program User1 import java.io.*; import java.net.*; class user1 { public static void main(String arg[]) throws Exception { String sentence, newsentence; DataInputStream in=new DataInputStream(System.in); Socket cs=new Socket("10.1.1.204",6789); DataInputStream inp=new DataInputStream(cs.getInputStream()); DataOutputStream out=new DataOutputStream(cs.getOutputStream()); do { System.out.print("User1:"); sentence=in.readLine(); if(sentence.compareTo("exit")!=0) { out.writeBytes(sentence+'\n'); newsentence=inp.readLine(); System.out.println("User2:"+newsentence); } }while(sentence.compareTo("exit")!=0); cs.close(); } }

    User 2 import java.io.*; import java.net.*; class user2 {

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