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Email management and protocols.



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Hello, everyone, in this section, we're going to hello, everyone in this section.



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We're going to talk about the email protocols and why they are that important.



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So basically, I want to meet you here with a different type of techniques that are used to exchange



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emails between sender and receiver, something that you don't quite often think about, but is sending



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an email over the web is quite a complex thing to do.



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So there are few protocols that the Web is using in order to send e-mail from senator receiver.



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And luckily, Python also has some libraries with which you can actually control and design the email,



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send it no matter with what type of provider you have your email, either Google, Yahoo and so on.



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So, you know, quite often the users use a graphical user interface in order to send and receive emails.



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This interfaces could be the ones such as, let's say, the Microsoft Outlook, MOSIUOA and so on.



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And even more today, actually, most of us are receiving e-mails over the Web with providers such as



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Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail and so on.



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So when you send an email, it is sent from a client interface through a series of specialized email



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services, and it is usually sent by a software code mail transfer aid agent.



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So the main job of the mail transfer agent is to simply find a way from the sender and deliver it to



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the receiver of that message.



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So for that reason, we're going to talk in this section for the different protocols used to exchange



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emails.



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And we are going to complete some tasks with which I'm going to show specifically how we can send email



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from your old mail address to the terminal.



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And in that way, you can actually automate the email sending over the Web.



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We're going to talk today for the Assante protocol, which is usually used exactly for email transfer



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and also for a file transfer between the host and to the outer.



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We're also going to talk about the post office protocol three or three, which is basically used as



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standardised way to download messages from your mailbox on your local copy and finally will concentrate



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on the IMAP, which is the most common way and actually is used by all the emails out there, such as



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Gmail, Yahoo!



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And so on.



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And it actually provides a standardized way for you to access your mailbox from the Web or from the



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Internet service provider.



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OK, so all of these protocols are using graphical user interface and they help you basically to send,



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receive, save and check your emails from the web in this whole process is called mail transfer agent,



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or this is basically the way that all these services are working together in order to improve your mailing



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experience.



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So each of those components who are going to test here separately so you can see how they work and get



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a little bit more of an experience and Hands-On on how to write such a cold.



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So that's it.



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Guys, thanks very much for watching this introduction of this very interesting section.



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And I assume in the next video where we're going to put our hands and start learning the EMT protocol.



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Thanks for watching.