Socket Programming Tutorial In C For Beginners | Part 1 | Eduonix
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Sockets are the low-level endpoints used for processing information across a network. Some common protocols like HTTP, FTP rely on sockets to make connections. Socket Programming is the route of connecting two points on a network to communicate with each other. In this video, you will learn the basics of Socket Programming like definitions, Client socket workflow, Server Socket workflow and many more.
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The flow of this explanation and the explanation itself is so smooth and very well done. Honestly an amazing job by this man. Thank you.
This is a great video for beginner socket programmers like myself. Thanks a lot man!“
For anyone wondering where the close function came from, it comes from the unistd.h header file. Include it by stating “#include
why does his code run without these include statements?
Came to comment this, but I found out that I should have gone to the comment section earlier and find your comment.
Thanks a lot Brent!
Also, the way you can find this out by yourself for this problem and other problems like it, is to “man function_name” like he said in the video. When you type: “man close” in the terminal, you can see that you need the #include in your file.
thank U baby
What a great tutorial! Thank you so much for making it. I just did a series of (free) courses to learn the basics of C, and I thought a fun next thing to learn would be sockets. Thanks to your tutorial, I feel like I’m getting a nice start with it. I’ll also check the references, because I want to know all the options!
9:54 for the sake of consistency in using header’s enums, I’d recommend IPPROTO_IP instead of explicit 0.
Thanks for the great explanation sir! This is the only video on youtube that taught me basics of socket programming practically so well 🙂
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We should only have to learn so much about how to do it in unity before we can alter things into exactly what we want as well as create from scratch if we need something like a chat channel in game, or to install a new arena that needs to put people on teams before starting a match.
Excellent tutorial, clear and flows nicely. Thank you.
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Thank you for useful lecture but there is little problem with the screen display.
Thank you, this is an awesome video in just the right tempo for me. There are some things I was wondering though.
I got a problem with the close function, so I imported to avoid getting a warning. and then instead of closing “sock” then I closed “network_socket” as you said that that was the file descriptor.
Maybe it would be nice if you added that as a note or something in the video.
Again thank you. It it a very nice video
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for posting this 🙂
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Great video indeed. Well explained. Thanks!
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I have a question. I have followed this course on Eduonix, and successfully made a server. But how do I make it able to work with PHP code? When I was using Apache for my server, it already knew how to work with PHP. But now that we’re writing our own server in C, how do we make that server also able to work with PHP?
Thank you for this tutorial, can you give a recommendation for further reading on this?
Thank you so much , for such a nice tutorial 🙂
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I’m really grateful that you created this tutorial. Good job! Keep up the good work.
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Super helpful, clearly explained and concise! Thanks for much 🙂
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Wonderful tutorial. I have an exceptionally basic level of C programming. With that said, your tutorial was clear, covered the background info on what was needed for the tasks being enabled, and might I say that this server/client exercise worked on my elderly macbook with OSX 10.5.8 and a PPC processor. Thank you! I had never thought to explore how I can pass data between two or more apps. This will do nicely. Than you again.
Clear, neat and helpful … THANK YOU, YOU SAVED MY LIFE
I highly doubt your life was on the line here…
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Wow, compared to local programs this is really confusing. I guess practice makes perfect! Thanks man, you helped me program my first ever network application (even if i did have to update cygwin 6 times during the process to get necessary files and libraries -.-)
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One of best explanation. Going to try your code along with my experimental code in addition. Thanks a lot to make me understand socket programming in one shot.. 🙂