Senior Inter-Process Communication

Test your Senior-level Operating Systems Inter Process Communication skills in Computer Science Fundamentals. This timed assessment evaluates your expertise in Information Technology.

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Question 1 of 40Assessment

Which performance characteristic distinguishes Unix Domain Sockets from TCP/IP sockets when used for local Inter-Process Communication?

A. Unix Domain Sockets require more CPU cycles due to the overhead of the filesystem namespace.

B. TCP/IP sockets are inherently faster for local IPC because they bypass the kernel's networking stack.

C. Unix Domain Sockets avoid checksum calculations and packet header processing for local traffic.

D. There is no measurable performance difference between the two when operating on the loopback interface.

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