Python Sockets Simply Explained

In this video we learn the fundamentals of socket programming in theory and in Python.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(0:52) Client-Server Architecture
(10:58) Sockets Theory (TCP/UDP)
(20:40) Skype Example
(22:30) Coding The Server
(33:30) Coding The Client
(39:00) Outro

[@robinranabhat3125]

ohh my god . the clarity. the depth you go through. this guy knows what he is talking about. unlike 100 other socket programming videos.

[@AnthonyClot]

Man that's a seriously good video. It should have much more views. I struggled so much to get a grasp on how sockets are actually working while building my VM with a web server. Your explanations are clear, audio is clean, rhythm is good; your content is really good. Thanks

[@yehonatanyosef83]

Its actually the best simple and wide covered video of socket that i saw so far. Thank you very much!

[@dakshitha1]

Dude, cannot thank you enough for this. I read up on sockets but the language confused me. You explained the fundamentals in a way that is very newbie friendly. Defa subbing.

[@kavyabhatnagar716]

You have made sockets so much easier to understand ❤

[@Jonathan-ru9zl]

I love that it is one long Continuous video instead of edited segments

[@dhanukaperera594]

This was very well explained. Rather than just copying code, I actually understood what was going on.

[@michaelswahla4927]

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[@ethanpaus4148]

I like your explanation and quite easy to understand. I tried to learn socket on other websites but don't understand what they mean so I find it on KZbin and I found this amazing video. I found it, I watched it, I liked it and I subscribed it. Thank you!

[@Glanmire3]

I suppose important to mention: both WAN and LAN addresses are usually dynamic assigned (the WAN address by the internet provider). So if you consider to assign a static LAN address on your own network the best practice at first to modify the LAN router's settings and reserve a range for fix IP addresses, otherwise there is a chance for an address duplication and in that case can happen intermittent connection failure/disconnection with the devices that has same address.

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[@rishabhyadav9986]

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[@CheezePie]

Thank you so much! Because of you, I am able to understand how socket connections work

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[@thelover2392]

thank I was working on a project to connect my phone and my laptop, & ur video help me : ). thanks

[@rp9406]

Thanks for that wonderfull introduction to Client, Server, IP, etc.

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[@harshagnihotri9318]

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[@thepaulcraft957]

Vielen dank für das Video, sehr hilfreich!

[@centralcoding]

my first video to socket, very great and clear Thanks bro

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I'm a new student trying to learn, so I can become a programmer with python and I have a project on how to make a port scan. So far I already make a port scan with Python3, and it scans fine, give a date and everything working good so far. I see on your video tutorial, it is very good. I would like to ask for your advice if you can and guide me on how I will add this 3 in a Python script, I have: 2. System should look for all the ports between the range of 1 to 1025 3. If the Ports is open, it should create a file and add an entry for port number 4. In case of any exception for instance “host is not available”, “host name could not be resolved” or due to any other error, you need to write that exception into the same file. Thank you and Merry Christmas.

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[@barracudabarracuda7921]

Hi.I've a simple challeng for u!Code a simple peer to peer file shareing program using socket.Great job

[@RitikRaj-we2sc]

hey , i know how to send files to a client one at a time , but can we send multiple files parallely ??

[@SHA-tw6dl]

@@RitikRaj-we2sc yes we can but there is no use for it

[@RitikRaj-we2sc]

@@SHA-tw6dl it can be used to create file transfer application. It would be really good if you explain how to implement this, as i didn't find a single help on internet.

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[@user-uf1tx8tk1c]

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[@HariKrishnan-on1yf]

Please make detailed video about proxy in python

[@reviewer3448]

If I'm running a Virtual Machine and hosting on the same computer. Do I put the server script on my native operating system and the client on the virtual machine? I'm running kali on the virtual machine. Many thanks for your help.

[@centralcoding]

Which video do you recommend watch next???

[@chandraagarwal9705]

please also make a video on global socket connections

[@codermomo1792]

thanks, I made a reverse shell after this

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[@duongvuong8514]

have a good day! thank you for your tutorial, but I still have a few question, would it be okay to ask? I assume in this case if we attempted to use the same script in different device but same network, the script or the port wouldn't change and we should just leave it as is? Cause it work when the same script executed on 1 of my computer but when I started the client on another, it just timed out. Again, I really appreciate your tutorial, thank you!

[@prodigyprogrammer3187]

But wouldnt the private Ip address change for each device so I think if you change the device make sure you change the IP address as well. I am not completely sure of this but I think that may be the issue

[@DeAnalyst]

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[@1q1q1q1q1q1q1qw]

thank you for you good videos. Would you think it would be possible to run such an server on an raspberry. i wounder if it would be possible to steer an cnc machine this way. so that the server gets gcode and interprets them.

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[@klara5453]

Thanks

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[@CAN_MIKE]

If you will use an ESP32 to send sensor data over wifi, could I use sockets to retrieve the sensor data?

[@trxiboy]

how would I connect sockets through the internet

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What software are you using to draw everything ?

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It seems like escalidraw

[@ashwina7776]

Bro make a video about raw sockets in python

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[@sipp5657]

Still a good one!

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[@itsfuckingtomboythursday]

so what requests Module does is simply do a socket connection? Or am i Wrong?

[@21Mayhem]

how can you make the client always up like always listening/waiting for messages from the server (i tried using while loops didn't work)

[@MohaMed-fr4lx]

how is the socket waiting for new connections ? don't we need to write a function so i can do that ?

[@flimsy1417]

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[@murfoll__3074]

Hey, NeuralNine I have tried running this code exactly as it is in the video, and I get the following error message when running the client.py file: TimeoutError: [WinError 10060] A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. The code is exactly as it is in your video. What do you think is wrong here?