Simple question, I know that if you just use “.close()” or just set null on a socket, you still can not reuse it. But if you were to set it to null and then say ” = new Socket();” on the used socket, can you use it again?
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Simple question, I know that if you just use “.close()” or just set null on a socket, you still can not reuse it. But if you were to set it to null and then say ” = new Socket();” on the used socket, can you use it again?
When you say
new Socket();it won’t be using already closed socket, it gets you newSocket. So, that is not re-use. You are just re-using the reference variable, notSocketobject.