Course Information
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Course Overview
Python Networking Programming is simple for beginners, powerful for the pros. Use it to create tools, sockets and more.
Have you ever wanted to connect two computers or devices remotely but didn't know how to? May be you even know how to code in Python but have no idea about Python networking? Or might even know the concepts of networking like IP address, Ports and sockets but don't know how to compile all of them together in Python?
With over 32 videos this online Python Networking course is designed to provide a solid foundation in Python Network Programming using Socket Programming and Communication. Network programming is one field which everybody uses but is still considered an advanced topic. Networking with Python is easy for beginners and powerful enough for advance coders.
You will also learn (BONUS)
How to create an online live server on Digital ocean and run python files on it
Multi threading and how to use it in creating a Python network
Python socket programming with python socket example and python socket server
Create a security tool called reverse shell used by hackers to remotely connect to victims computers.
Source Code - All
source code shown in this course is also available for download.
Students can create their own projects using
the downloaded Python files.
Why choose me as an instructor?
When i was a kid i saw this YouTube video on how make a folder invisible on Windows I was so fascinated with this idea. Since then my love for technology has only grown. I understand the people who are passionate about learning new things. At the end of each section we will take a quiz to check up on your skills and see if we’re ready for the next section. We will create this project together from start to finish.
So, why wait? If all this sounds great to you, Press on “Take this Course” and start learning today! 100% money-back guarantee!
Course Content
- 5 section(s)
- 32 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction to the Course
- Section 2 Python Basics
- Section 3 Basics of Networking
- Section 4 Network Programming using Python
- Section 5 Advance Socket Programming
What You’ll Learn
- 3.5 hours of Full HD video material divided into 32 downloadable lectures
- Discover core concepts of network communication and python networking
- Become familiar with basics of networking: internet architecture, IP addresses, Python TCP connections, Ports and Sockets
- Transfer data between server/client applications running on different machines on the network.
- Connect to any computer in the world REMOTELY by building a networking tool called Reverse Shell
- Master the basics of python socket programming: creation and usage of sockets
- Learn about threading and multi-threading to handle two tasks simultaneously
- Learn how to create a server on Digital Ocean and run python files on it
- Access to our private facebook group available to only students of this Python Networking course
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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KKyle Muehlegg
I find the material easy to follow along with and my understanding of Modbus TCP/IP is much more clear now. I do wish the examples tackled a few more industry-linked examples (i.e. sending data files and such across the network), but that is easy enough to fill in with what was taught here!
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JJulio Castillo
It's ok, it's a good introductory course for sockets, but I would expect to get more information, is not following best practices and the video quality is also not great. I've been a programmer for more than 7 years so I was expecting something more based on the rating. There are errors in the code, the list command doesn't actually list all the connections but the last one. I'll raise an issue in the github repo
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RRohit Dhawan
Nice course for a beginner. Would be amazing if you could add some code in 'Basics of Networking' section regarding socket programming.
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MMarshall Ruse
Decent for those with little socket programming experience, or for those with absolutely no Python experience. The first 1/3 of the course seems overly basic. I understand it's to get new programmers up to speed, but I question the need to explain concepts like variables and for-loops to someone looking to learn the basics of socket programming. Overall I liked that a simple program was actually built and you can see the functioning product develop. I disliked that while basic concepts were rehashed a number of times, more advanced topics were quickly glossed over, such as the parameters of the builtin socket library functions. I don't regret paying the $13 for the course, but it did leave me with a feeling that I only have the most rudimentary understanding of socket programming.