Python Socket Programming Tutorial

This socket programming tutorial will show you how to connect multiple clients to a server using python 3 sockets. It covers how to send messages from clients to server and from server to clients. I will also show you how to host your socket server locally or globally across the internet so anyone can connect. This uses the python 3 socket and threading module.

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[SThomas]

Hi nice bit of coding but there is a number of errors in your networking description. Firstly the modem is not where your public address will sit it will be on the wan interface of the router and the router is in fact firewall as it will hide the private addresses behind the public address.


And the number you are seeing with the received message on the server is in fact the source port.

Also you would not run your server on the modem it would be run inside your net work and using Nat you would forward connections to the server via the router but this would be bad idea on a home internet connection as the router will not be secure enough as you normally what to this via a DMZ.

[kellyw]

Spent the last two weeks trying to understand why my simple server - client simulation was not working ; I cannot count how many tutorials and searches I have waded through - wish I found you sooner - I am definately sharing your channel. Not only did you fill in some seemingly simple blanks your explanations of everything were thorough and clear and showing your process all the way through. There are so many ways to trip up if you are new to working with sockets and your video prevents just about all of them. Thank You!!

[Shadow-oyut]

Thank you Tim!!! I have been watching all your videos since 4 months ago, i love them all because you explain everything so good. I was so close ending my coding career, but you helped me up from being stuck on worthless beginner videos. And because of this video, i subscribe, like and share this video. I almost never do this on youtube, again, a HUGE THANKS!!!❤❤

[ericbeard]

Been eating up the python content lately, finally a guy with a decent Mike and understandable explanations

[Koubles]

Despite the errors, this video is incredibly useful for getting a head-start on getting a python server running. My degree courses never really taught me python let alone sockets, so this has been a MASSIVE help getting me going with a python server I need to have interacting with a MySQL database for my senior project.

[CrashingThunder]

Thanks for this video! You always are able to explain things really thoroughly and succinctly. I've been working on my web related Python skills, so this was a good overview of something I needed to learn.

[matiasalloatti]

Thank you for this incredible content! I started working on an online ccg game with what you showed in the online python multiplayer game. This tutorial make it much clear how the connection worked. Thank you again for the tutorials and keep it up with the good work!!! Best to you from Argentina!

[francisparent-valiquette]

Hey Tim!

Just found your channel today, I was looking to implement websocket to run distant function and I have to admit I'm impress by how you manage to give enough informations so we can get started quickly without falling in the "too much informations trap". You're an inspiration for me!

Thanks this tutorial is what I was looking for!

[angelpico]

This was a really good video Tim, look forward to part 2 !

[TranquilKr]

This is such an amazing tutorial. I will read up on the technical details myself, but the programming part was on point. Thanks a lot for the efforts put into making this video, Tim!

[jeffdanks]

You are a life saver. I have been trying to study it for the past 3days and boom here you are

[athatien]

I really like the way you taught. You always start with the big picture so everybody can get a basic understanding about the topic then go to the minor details. Not to mention that your explanation is so intuitive and simple that I think even an 8 year-old kid could understand. Keep up with the good work

[JLSXMK]

31:06 [WARNING]: For those of you on Windows, if you get an error saying "An operation was attempted on something that is not a socket", then make sure your "conn.close()" operation is not occurring within the "while(connected):" loop.

[link]

Great tutorial. Recently learned how to deal with multi threading and created a chat app, and I can say socket programming is really cool.

[shreyash]

The flow of your program and explanation was SPOT ON ! Just Awesome !

[johngarcia]

Tim, thank for the video and great explanations. I recently was on my second interview with a FAANG company, and even though I am not a programmer and stated such as I was considered for communications position. I was knocked out of the running from the position as I did not know how to open a socket (on a satellite, lol! Will not be done unless they are the owner or operator.) using python. So I search the Internet for the solution. I found that your video and explanations were what I needed. Thanks for your tutorial, I can now answer a questions about opening up a socket using python!

[tejasmandre]

Thanks man ! I was really trying hard to make threading in sockets, this resolved all of my queries

[pi_r_mlm]

Wow ! I love this video !
A new way to speak quietly in class

[MohammadYs]

The best and most comprehensive socket programming (for beginners of course) tutorial I've ever seen. Thanks to you, I understood socket programming after 6 years🧡🧡🧡🧡

[shreypatel]

The python sockets tutorial i never had and always needed. Thank You