C++ Network Programming Part 2: TCP & UDP

[@austinbachurski7906]

Can't thank you enough for taking the time to put these videos together, this has been extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@ВикаСкоробогатова-п2ь]

Thank you for such amazing tutorial! I'm a total beginner but to my surprise after watching this I was able to write a code that does the job and even do exercises by myself and modify it to fit my needs better. Gotta go rewatch both parts to fully understand what the hell have I done! 🤣

[@nyeinkyawzin5468]

Thank you for this valuable lecture. Actually my coding practice in C++ is very sluggish and this made me easy to catch on. Thank you very much.

[@NicholasDayPhD]

Glad it helped you catch up!

[@emersondejesusgrandatilano3427]

excuse me but i was wondering if yout perhabs could upload the link of the world document a about the first video plssss

[@Unity_and_Peace]

Bro You Are Literally Legend Love YOUR VIDEOs

[@BlueCultist666]

Amazing guide. Thanks :)

[@mersenne2486]

amazing love it, are there more networking videos?

[@Timo-Epis]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alanDai-bs4mr]

Thanks a lot for your video! I like the style of you teaching! I wanna know could I get the source code just for learning? such as from git or somewhere else.

[@badassopenpolling]

Hi Nicholas - Thank you for both the videos on this interesting topic. Kindly teach us design of multi client server application - a chat service application. Question - Many a times I got error - "unable to start program access denied " , is it something wrong with the code (I am using your code snippet) and after commenting all ws lib code , program start running perfectly.

[@uanbu6539]

Why didn't we specify the IP ADDRESS and PORT NUMBER of the sender in the UDP Receive Example (at 41:09)? i.e. why didn't we specify the sender's IP ADDRESS and PORT NUMBER in the clientAddress variable? Does anyone know?

[@sh4kuma263]

The only thing receive from is check if somethinf is being trasmitted, fhe clientaddress variable is used when you want to know who trasmitted to you so you send the empty struct to the function that then fills it for you with the details of who it received it from

[@mafi_tube]

In the "Transmitting Objects" chapter, we don't really need that explicit casting of the object to (char *), do we?

[@shivamkumarmanjhi7948]

sir can we have your slides for the sake of revision. the video full of information than need to be revisited.

[@abelthomas8232]

why not use asio? or boost::asio?

[@osmanemredonder3604]

Hello, I would like to ask if other computer can connect to that server and send binary text?

[@tillstachelhaus1102]

I wonder if the TCP send and recv funktions have automated error correction and parity checking built in or if this only sents the raw byte code you put in.?

[@MathewPanicker1010]

TCP performs error correction using its header

[@chandansah9676]

Source Code please ........

[@NicholasDayPhD]

Hello Chandan, I'm afraid I'm not able to distribute the full copies of source code for this particular example, as it pertains to an assessment associated with this particular course. I recorded these videos during the UK lockdown to help our students. However, if you check out the end of this video, I walk you through how to start building a networking application. Alterntively, there are plenty of other sites out there that probably have complete examples of networking applications.