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Introduction to public library.



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Hello, everyone.



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As I said, in this course, we are going to use the pop library tool kit, which is a python tool.



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It is a very simple tool.



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And obviously it uses the pope through protocol.



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So, as you know, in this course, we're using Gmail to do our tests and testing the pope library protocol.



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It's actually not going to be different from their protocol we tested.



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So to do that, we're actually going to need to go to the Gmail and enable the proper protocol, communication.



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And of course, we are going to do this later on.



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So basically, the pope library defines a pope through protocol encryption, and it connects to the



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pope through a server and from the server.



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We're basically connecting to the Gmail.



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The Patra protocol supports the tower's encryption.



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So all the messages are getting encrypted once they go out from your computer and then are decrypted



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with the key once they go inside to the server all the way back.



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Actually, in this case, obviously, we're just going through all the way back because what we're doing



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is basically get the emails from the server and take them out, encrypt them and then encrypt them in



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our computer.



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So the proper protocol provides two high level classes, which are the pope and the pope.



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SSL and both of these classes are basically accepting the host, the port on which we are connecting



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to the host and the time out parameters.



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And I guess, you know, what is the time out?



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But they wrote it here for you that usually always said the timeout in order to know after how many



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seconds will end the operation and close the connection to the server as too much time passed.



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And we didn't receive any signal.



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And so the most basic explanation for the Pope library is that it enables you to connect to the pope,



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to a server and then to the out indication or writing or login and password in order to assess it.



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So you're able to download off your email.



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And actually, if you want to get some more details about the pope trip protocol, you can basically



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go to the doctor python dot org slash tree slash library slash pope library dot html.



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In that way you can access all the documentation and all the functions, incorporate corporate incorporated



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in the Pope's protocol.



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And you can actually also get an additional example, which is actually a smaller one, comparing to



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what I'm going to show you.



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So I just advise you to continue watching this course and you will see everything you need.



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But in case something is not covered and obviously we are not going to cover every single function here,



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you can refer to this page and use absolutely every function.



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And if you don't understand it, you can also check it to answer your questions.



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And you can see even here in the beginning that you have the pope trained in the pope through SSL classes.



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And what they do is basically they help to connect to the server and download your email.



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But as I said later on, we're going to tell them when writing the code.



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So that was everything else I want to share with you about the Pope library in Python, which we are



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going to use in this course.



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That's it.



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Thank you very much for watching.



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And I'll see you in the next video.