Switching Gears

Gearing Down

Gearter Complexity

Packing Up

Transformations

Threads and Memories

Drop the Garbage

Handling Traffic

Handling Traffic 2

More Statistics

Parser 1

Parser 2

Power Saving

Scatter And Gather

Setting Boundary

Smart Pipelines

Throttle Limits

Wider Range

Counting Time 1

Counting Time 2

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**DESCRIPTION**:

NOTE: This problem logically follows parser_1, however it is not mandatory to have solved parser_1 to attempt this.

Let’s step further into the world of packet parsers.
We will be working on a block that decodes TCP packets and extracts the required information.

The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is one of the core protocols of the Internet protocol (IP) suite, enabling reliable, ordered, and error-checked delivery of data between devices in a network. TCP operates at the Transport Layer of the OSI model, sitting above the Internet Protocol (IP) and providing the foundation for many applications, such as web browsing, email, and file transfer.

You can feel free to search the web for more details on this protocol. Here, you see  the structure of a complete TCP packet in a C-style struct format.
