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• What is a socket address?

  Each socket has a specific address. This address is composed of an IP address and a port number. Socket are generally employed in client server applications. The server creates a socket, attaches it to a network port addresses then waits for the client to contact it.

• What happens when a socket is created?

  The server creates a socket, attaches it to a network port addresses then waits for the client to contact it. The client creates a socket and then attempts to connect to the server socket. When the connection is established, transfer of data takes place.

• Is a 10mm socket the same as a standard socket?

  A 10mm socket IS a standard socket. It is approximately 3/8″ in countries that use non standard, or Imperial, measurements.. As others have stated, no perfect correspondence exists between SAE and metric sockets. I measured a couple of 10 mm metric sockets and they actually measure 10.14 mm, providing a little bit of clearance around the nut.

• What is the difference between a 3/8 socket and 7/16 socket?

  A 3/8 socket measures 9.69 mm, too small to fit over the bolt head, and a 7/16 socket measures 11.18 mm. This is perilousl As others have stated, no perfect correspondence exists between SAE and metric sockets. I measured a couple of 10 mm metric sockets and they actually measure 10.14 mm, providing a little bit of clearance around the nut.

• What are the standard socket sizes in proper order?

  There are four common socket sizes: 1/4 inch (0.6 centimeters), 3/8 inch (0.9 centimeters), 1/2 inch (1.3 centimeters) and 3/4 inch (1.9 centimeters) .