Golang Write a TCP chat test

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The go code is simple enough to make a simple chat
Server.go

Package main import ("FMT"; " NET ") const (IP =" "Port = 3333) Func main () {listen,err: = net. LISTENTCP ("TCP", &net. Tcpaddr{net. PARSEIP (IP), port, ""}) if err! = Nil {fmt. PRINTLN ("Listener Port failed:", err.) Error ()) return} FMT. PRINTLN ("Initializing connection, waiting for client connection ...") server (Listen)}func server (Listen *net. TcpListener) {for {conn, err: = Listen. ACCEPTTCP () if err! = Nil {fmt. PRINTLN ("Accept Client Connection exception:", err.) Error ()) continue} FMT. PRINTLN ("Client connection from:", Conn. Remoteaddr (). String ()) defer Conn. Close () go func () {data: = make ([]byte, +) for {i, err: = conn. Read (data) fmt. PRINTLN ("Client sends data:", String (Data[0:i]))) If err! = Nil {fmt. PRINTLN ("Read client data error:", err.) Error ()) break} conn. Write ([]byte{' f ', ' I ', ' n ', ' I ', ' s ', ' H '}}}}}}

Client.go

 PackageMainImport (    "FMT"    "NET")Const(Addr="127.0.0.1:3333") Func Main () {conn, err:= Net. Dial ("TCP", addr)ifErr! =Nil {fmt. Println ("Connection Server failed:", Err. Error ())return} fmt. Println ("Connected server") Defer Conn. Close () client (conn)}FUNC client (conn net. Conn) {SMS:= Make ([]byte, -)     for{fmt. Print ("Please enter a message to send:") _, Err:= Fmt. Scan (&SMS)ifErr! =Nil {fmt. Println ("Data Entry exception:", Err. Error ())} conn. Write (SMS) BUF:= Make ([]byte, -) C, err:=Conn. Read (BUF)ifErr! =Nil {fmt. Println ("Read Server data exception:", Err. Error ())} FMT. Println (String (buf[0: c])}}

$./server

Connection is initialized, waiting for client to connect ...

Client connections from: 127.0.0.1:50517

Client sent data: Nada

Client sent data: XXX

Client connections from: 127.0.0.1:50522

Client sent data: Asdada

The client sends the data:

Read client data error: EOF

Client connections from: 127.0.0.1:50529

Client sent data: Asdfasdfads

Client-sent data: FAs

Client sent data: D

Client sent data: FA

Client sent data: DSFA