Sockets Tutorial with Python 3 part 1 - sending and receiving data

Welcome to a tutorial on sockets with Python 3. We have a lot to cover, so let's just jump right in. The socket library is a part of the standard library, so you already have it.

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[grim]

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[seanshimon]

`socket`: This is the module in Python that provides access to the BSD socket interface. It is used to create networking applications.
`AF`: Stands for "Address Family". It specifies the format of the address. In this case, `AF_INET` indicates the IPv4 address family.
`INET`: Stands for "Internet". This indicates that the addresses are IPv4 addresses, which are used for internet protocol version 4.

[wih]

AF_INET means Address Family InterNET for IPV4. IPV6 is AF_INET6, Bluetooth is AF_BLUETOOTH, unix sockets are AF_UNIX, etc.

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[freakyshine]

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[hanac]

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[GPW]

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[RyuWeiWei]

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[pythonbibye]

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[mazhai]

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[RohitAwate]

I recently wrote similar socket code in C, and its interesting how closely Python and C map here. AF stands for address family. It denotes the kind of addresses a socket can communicate with. In this case, the socket uses IPv4 addressing. Similar families are AF_INET6 for IPv6, AF_UNIX for IPC on Unix systems, AF_BLUETOOTH for Bluetooth and so on.

[ai.simplified..]

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[akay]

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