Network Programming with Python
A practical handbook for learning network programming using Python. This guide explains how applications communicate over networks, covering sockets, client-server models, protocols, and data transmission. It helps learners build network-enabled Python programs with clarity and confidence.
3 Modules
29 Lessons
English
0.5 Hr
Reading Plan
MODULE 1
Start With Network Analysis
Introduction To Network Programming1 min
Common Networking Terminologies1 min
Installing Python Third Party Libraries1 min
Interpreted and Interactive Python1 min
Basics of Sockets1 min
Socket Methods1 min
Working with TCP Sockets1 min
Working with UDP Sockets1 min
Handling Received Client Data1 min
Blocking & Non-Blocking Socket1 min
Securing the Sockets over TSL/SSL1 min
MODULE 2
Intermediate
MODULE 3
Practical Application
Contributors
Network Programming with Python
This handbook introduces network programming concepts step by step using Python. You’ll learn how data travels across networks, how clients and servers communicate, and how to build basic network applications using sockets. The focus stays on practical examples that mirror real-world networking scenarios.
Why This Handbook Matters
Network programming is essential for building distributed and connected applications. Understanding how programs communicate over networks helps developers build scalable systems, debug connectivity issues, and work confidently with web services and backend architectures.
Ideal Learners for This Handbook
This handbook is ideal for Python learners moving into backend or systems programming, students exploring computer networks, and developers interested in building network-based applications. It’s also useful for anyone working with APIs, servers, or distributed systems.
Prerequisites
This course is suitable for:
- Basic understanding of Python programming
- Familiarity with variables, loops, and functions
- Basic awareness of how the internet and networks work
- Comfort using a text editor and command line










