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Tsipi, a new protocols for sockets.



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Hello, everyone.



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In the last three videos of this section, we're going to create the most interesting project so far.



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Namely, we're going to create a server and client which will communicate with the server and we will



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do that two times.



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So in this video, I'm going to talk about how we use disciplinary protocols for creating servers and



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clients.



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And in the next two videos, I will create the actual Tsipi and UDP clients and servers.



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So in the next video, we're going to be talking about the TCAP client and server.



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And I will show you how we can create them and use them.



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And we will send a single informational message.



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And then I will create a UDP server and client and you will be able to chat with your client over the



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board that you're connected from the client to the server.



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And this is basically in general, the concept of chatting is exchanging messages on the web.



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So you see how this is done and how two people can communicate only by a code written by you.



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So in general, the properties of the sockets pretty much depend on the protocol with which they're



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implemented.



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So normally the communication within the sockets between the client and the server is done by the Tsipi



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and the IP address family, which uses the two most common protocols, which are the discipline, the



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UDP.



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So if you're looking at the properties that the DP protocol has, for example, it is a connection oriented.



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It really prevents so what we have from errors.



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So once you connect from the server to the from the client to the server, you can be sure that you



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will not generate any errors because there doesn't crush the DCP client anticipate.



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And actually copies are very good with errors.



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And the very specific thing for the TCAP protocol is that every message reaches the desired location



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in order.



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For example, always the first message goes first and the last message goes last.



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So it just first send it first received concept.



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If we talk about the unity protocol on their site, it is actually not connectional related protocol,



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unlike the dispute protocol.



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So it doesn't guarantee that the message goes without errors, but it guarantees that the message actually



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arrives in a reliable way.



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And finally, the specific thing for the Europese that the messages that are sent it are not guaranteed



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to be received in the same order that they send it.



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So we can say that the is way more dynamic and the random protocol comparing to the Tsipi.



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So for that reason, we want this both of them, as they are very different from each other.



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So in order to do the communication between the client and the server or something called network programming,



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you need to use the sockets, the socket function, which is available in the python socket module,



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and we actually already use this function in order.



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To connect to the Web based servers, we're also going to be using in the last two videos functions



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such as the Viant function, which is a method that binds a hostname and a birth name to a socket.



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We're going to be using the listen method, which is basically configuring and starting with this listener.



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And also we're going to use the same function, which will basically declare when the connection is



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accepted and how much time it will be waiting until the message has been arrived.



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So this was the introduction days to the next two videos.



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I hope it was clear because.



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In the next what in the next one, we're going to start coding our server and our typical.



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So I hope you enjoy the next two videos, but for me, that was everything for today.



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And I will see you in the next one.