Python Socket Programming Tutorial

Modems don't get assigned a public IP address or have nothing to do with IP addresses, routers do. Funny how you got that wrong, that's basics.

And wow, you don't know how many ports there are? Why are you trying to teach people things you don't actually know about, again?

Useful video - but code link is dead and cannot find code in your github repository, does it still exist ?

Thanks!

Hi !!! Wonderfulll tutorial... Could anyone please, provide a link to pgms code? Thanks in advance...

Amazing tutorial ❤

Okay I'm a CS major taking Net computing and you are a better teacher than my teacher. Thank you for saving my life!

Hey Tim. Very good and informative, but I don't understand the threading. How does it create a new thread when you only call thread.start()?

I’m trying to use this to create a personal web analytics plugin for my website

I get printed "7 connections" from "threading.active_count() - 1" without one single client being connected. Why?

SOCK_STREAM - basically the TCP connection(default), for UDP u can use socket.SOCK_DGRAM

Hey Tim, the first time I ran my code it worked fine but after that every time I run it, it shows me an error : client.connect(ADDR)
ConnectionRefusedError: [WinError 10061] No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it
Could anyone in the comment section help me out

Amazing video! Does anyone have the link to the code? the old link is not working anymore

Very well and easyly explained bro.

why, Error Connection Refused?

Does this handle multiple clients too??

The white backdrop hurts my eyes. We both use a dark background for coding. Please do the same for these diagrams >_+

Hi Tim, Thank you for a nice video. What happens if you select a known port like 80? Can it disable port 80? Thank you in advance..!

Wasup Tim , is it possible you can make a video that goes through how python reads each line behind the scenes ? or will that take to long?