Rising Code Challenges

  WebSockets is a protocol for providing full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection. It allows for real-time, two-way communication between a client and a server, which makes it ideal for web applications that require continuous updates from the server or that need to send frequent updates to the server. Here are some basic information about WebSockets: WebSockets are designed to work over a single TCP connection, which means that they are more efficient than other protocols like HTTP that require multiple connections for each request/response cycle. WebSockets use a persistent connection between the client and server, which allows for real-time communication without the need for frequent polling or long-polling requests. The WebSocket protocol uses a message-based model for sending and receiving data, which means that data is transmitted as a stream of messages rather than a series of HTTP requests and responses. WebSockets support binary data transmission, wh...