Previously, your server served just one GET request before terminating. Now, you will modify it so that it can handle multiple GET requests sequentially.

Now that your server can establish connections, it's time to learn how to send data.

Once your socket is listening, it's time to actively accept incoming connections. In this challenge, you will use the accept syscall, which waits for a client to connect.

After creating a socket, the next step is to assign it a network identity. In this challenge, you will use the bind syscall to connect your socket to a specific IP address and port number.

Your first task is to create the simplest possible program - one that immediately terminates when run.

With your socket bound to an address, you now need to prepare it to accept incoming connections.

In this challenge, you'll begin your journey into networking by creating a socket using the socket syscall.

Now that your server can establish connections, it's time to learn how to send data.