Socket Programming in Python(Simplified) - in 7 minutes!

This is a simple tutorial on Socket Programming in Python. In this tutorial, we follow the following procedure:
1. create the server
2. start the server to listen to connections
3. start the client and connect to the server and receive a message
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[@aryanchatterjee8659]

Great content ! Most videos take too long to explain a simple concept. But this one was just perfect

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Glad it helped!😊

[@luisguilherme2403]

Very dynamic and objective without missing any information. Great content!

[@k-life3440]

Amazing. Finally figured out what I needed for my new project!

[@riibo4479]

thank you for this, it helps a lot

[@tmroshiii7835]

great video!

[@sema4554]

thank you so much

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Welcome 😊

[@davidnguyen6724]

what theme u use in pycharm, it's beautiful

[@mabruk9048]

Nice👌👍

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Thanks 😊

[@epunkz666]

Such a great content :D how to find the port? I'm a bit confused everytime I see a port on Socket Programming

[@Rikokknd]

There is 65535 available ports that you can use to connect to a server. Some of those ports are used by common protocols (HTTP, P2P, FTP etc), but you can google the list of those common-used ports and use literally any of those 65500 left. So if you want to connect to your own server, you need to know which port you set to "listen" (in the video author used port 6060). Then, from the client you connect to this specified port.

[@Ameya-Joshi_95]

Nice 👍😌

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sgodabee]

Nice work my brother how can I contact you I wanna ask something please

[@sema4554]

I am using visual studio code for run this code, I did everything same with the video but in my client terminal, I get "message recived: {message} " output. It didn't show the message sended by server. But connection established. Why might it be happening?

[@sema4554]

I fixed it with chatgpt but still don't understand what was wrong :D I wrote print(f"message received: {message.decode('utf-8')}") instead of print("message recived: {message}") and it worked.

[@mohammadqadery7219]

bro app name that you use?

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

It's actually PyCharm

[@claudianabura8693]

It's not working