This code is a minimal and runnable example of establishing a TCP server connection in Go.
The application listens for incoming connections on :3000 and prints out data received from the client.
Additionally, it maintains a dynamic list of connected peers and displays their unique IDs along with their respective network addresses.
Start server
go run main.goSpawn as much peers as you want
telnet localhost 3000Send your bytes to the server
Hello, world!See your messages
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Message from %conn.RemoteAddr()%: Hello, world!Receive "ping-pong"
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