IPC using C++ and CPP-ZMQ Library

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Learn IPC (Inter Process Communication) using C++ and the third-party library CPP-ZMQ for practical application in real-time projects.
Unlock the secrets of the Request-Reply pattern in CPP-ZMQ for seamless bidirectional communication.
Harness the power of 3rd-party libraries to enhance your project capabilities.
Gain a deep understanding of IPC and its implementation through messaging for real-world projects.
Master the creation and management of sockets, establishing connections, and sending/receiving messages effectively.
Elevate your skills with real-time examples and build a robust console-based virtual assistant akin to Siri.

C++ developers interested in mastering Inter Process Communication (IPC) using the CPP-ZMQ library.
Software engineers looking to enhance their understanding of networking and messaging in C++.
Students or professionals aiming to build real-world applications involving bidirectional communication between processes.
Individuals seeking to create console-based virtual assistant applications similar to Siri or Google Assistant using C++ and IPC.
Anyone interested in leveraging third-party libraries for IPC and messaging in C++ applications.
Any Programmer Willing To Learn A New Concept