This is an example project demonstrating how to communicate between a Python server and client with a TCP socket.
This example is compatible with my JavaTCPSocketsExample.
This is written and tested with Python 3.9, however if you're using an older
Python version (specifically, one less than Python 3.7), you may need to remove
the import typings and the type definitions in the files.
Additionally, utils/queue.py was needed to polyfill some
functionality in Python Queues on macOS systems. To use this polyfill,
simply import Queue from utils instead of from multiprocessing.
scuffed_protocol.py: is a stub class that simply has a constant for the port number of the protocol.client.py: is a runnable Python file that contains a simple client implementation that allows a user to send to a server and prints any received messages from the server.server.py: is a runnable Python file that contains a simple server implementation that converts any received messages to CAPITALS and sends the updated message back to the client.