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33.7.2.Use a NetworkStream to read from a server

using System;

using System.IO;

using System.Net.Sockets ;



class MainClass

{

  public static void Main() 

  {

    TcpClient newSocket = new TcpClient("localhost", 50001);



    NetworkStream ns = newSocket.GetStream();



    byte[] buf = new byte[100];

    ns.Read(buf, 0, 100);



    char[] buf2 = new char[100];

    for(int i=0;i<100;i++)

      buf2[i]=(char)buf[i];

    Console.WriteLine(buf2);



    ns.Close();

    newSocket.Close();



  }



}

33.7.TcpClient
	33.7.1.	Creating Socket Connections
	33.7.2.	Use a NetworkStream to read from a server
	33.7.3.	Create NetworkStream from TcpClient
	33.7.4.	use TcpClient to connect to a server
	33.7.5.	Create BinaryWriter and BinaryReader from TcpClient
	33.7.6.	Use TcpClient to write to/read from a server
	33.7.7.	Network Client and StreamReader
	33.7.8.	Network Client with TcpClient and NetworkStream
	33.7.9.	Write string to server
	33.7.10.	Read csv from finance.yahoo.com with TcpClient

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