1. WebSocket is a network protocol used for full-duplex communication between clients and servers. It enables two-way communication over a single TCP connection, allowing the server to actively send data to the client, and the client to send data to the server. Unlike the traditional HTTP request-response model, WebSocket allows real-time communication, which can support real-time updating applications such as instant chat, online games, and stock market quotes.
2. The WebSocket protocol avoids the additional overhead and delay of HTTP requests by establishing a persistent connection. Clients can use the WebSocket API to establish a connection with the server and communicate by sending and receiving messages. WebSocket also supports advanced features such as heartbeat detection, data compression and expansion.
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