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Mastering TCP/IP Nyumon-hen, 6th Edition (Mastering TCP/IP: Introductory Volume)
Naoya Inoue, Yukio Murayama, Takafumi Takeshita, Toru Arai, and Yukio Karita
Summary
A Japanese-language introductory book on the basics of TCP/IP, in its 6th edition, by Naoya Inoue, Yukio Murayama, Takafumi Takeshita, Toru Arai, and Yukio Karita. This edition updates the content of the earlier editions with topics that reflect changes over time. It explains the basics of TCP/IP with many footnotes, figures, and illustrations, and is offered as a first step toward a deeper understanding of protocols, the Internet, and networks. It covers the overall picture of network architecture and the fundamentals of TCP, UDP, and the IP protocol, giving a systematic understanding of the communication mechanisms that underlie backend development.
Target Readers
- Company end users, seminar attendees, and people preparing for networking certification exams
- Beginners in general, whether students or working adults, who need knowledge of TCP/IP and networking, including those who want to understand what lies behind HTTP communication
- Engineers who want to firm up their networking basics
Tags
Colophon
- Publisher
- Ohmsha
- ISBN
- 978-4274224478
- Published
- Dec 2019
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- ¥2,420incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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