Python Sockets Explained in 10 Minutes

Today we learn about Python sockets in less than 10 minutes.
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[@GuillermoGarcia75]

Godly awesomeness in short format! GREAT ... thx!

[@JG-bs1pr]

Nice!, an example with Websocket would be good!

[@Anzeljaeg]

Finally im learning this i actually gave up on a socket proyect implementation, replaced by api calls every(x) seconds , but not anymore 😂 hopefully 😅

[@AbelFikadu-lt1ei]

Very helpful bro thanks alot!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@dipeshsamrawat7957]

Thank you 😊

[@clxymox]

with your old videos on sockets that I was able to set up a log recovery that I was able to parse with python, I would not have thought of this solution😢

[@jonron3805]

Is there a pointer to get the public IP address and is it possible to write the program on my home computer and get connections from outside?

[@davidnaneishvili]

so i can make a list of users and with udp send it to all users in list?

[@AGASTRONICS]

Love your contents 💯🙏

[@appearperson]

goat

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