ble to just create a message using new(). It then writes a string ("Hello") and an integer (System.Int32, 4 bytes in size) to the message.</p>
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					Then the message is sent using the SendMessage() method. The first argument is the message to send, the second argument is the recipient connection - which we'll not go into detail about just yet - and the third argument are HOW to deliver the message, or rather how to behave if network conditions are bad and a packet gets lost, duplicated or reordered