noun a hollow part or piece for receiving and holding some part or device
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In networking, a socket is an endpoint for sending or receiving data across a computer network.
In mechanical engineering, a socket is a tool used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts.
In electrical engineering, a socket refers to a device used to connect an electrical plug to a power source.
A socket is a place on a computer motherboard where a CPU can be inserted and connected.
A writer may use a socket to plug in their computer or other electronic devices to charge or connect to the internet while working.
An electrician may use a socket as part of their job to install, repair, or replace electrical sockets in buildings.
An IT technician may use a socket to connect network cables or other electronic devices in order to set up computer networks or troubleshoot connectivity issues.
A mechanic may use a socket wrench to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts on vehicles or machinery.
An audio engineer may use a socket to connect audio equipment such as microphones, speakers, or amplifiers to a sound system.
A construction worker may use a socket to power tools or equipment on a job site.
An HVAC technician may use a socket to connect electrical components in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
A carpenter may use a socket to plug in power tools such as drills or saws while working on woodworking projects.
A plumber may use a socket wrench to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts on pipes and plumbing fixtures.
A computer programmer may use a socket to establish connections between software applications or to communicate with servers over a network.