Research Topic: Client$-$Server Networked Process Communication Most of the previous IPC solutions focused on solutions that are implemented on the same machine. Processes that exist on different machines will not be able to use any of the previous solutions. But do not worry, there is a solution that we all use one way or another to allow processes to communicate across networks. Sockets is an inter$-$process communication technique that allows processes that exist on different machines to communicate. The socket uses a two$-$way communication link and can transfer data between these programs. In this page, I would like you to research into this topic and try to answer a few of the following questions:Examples of programs that use socket communications.How to utilize sockets in C on a Linux machine.Main benefits of using sockets.Can processes on the same machine use socket programming?What type of IPC does socket programming fall under? $($Message passing or Memory sharing?$)$ Submit a maximum of $3$ pages report that outline your research and survey in this topic and answers the previous mentioned questions.