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#### Functional Interface
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The primary object in the functional interface is the Socket. Use `socket()` to create a socket, and optionally dial or listen at an address. The socket is then passed as the first argument of subsequent actions such as `send()` or `recv()`.
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The primary object in the functional interface is the Socket. Use `socket()` to create a socket and dial or listen at an address. The socket is then passed as the first argument of subsequent actions such as `send()` or `recv()`.
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*Example using Pipeline (Push/Pull) protocol with TCP/IP transport:*
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Can be used to perform computationally-expensive calculations or I/O-bound operations such as writing large amounts of data to disk in a separate 'server' process running concurrently.
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Server process: `reply()` will wait for a message and apply a function, in this case `rnorm()`, before sending back the result.
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[S]Server process: `reply()` will wait for a message and apply a function, in this case `rnorm()`, before sending back the result.
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