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that "buffer[amountrecived]=0 was interesting i didn't know

Amazing explanation!

Your teaching style is incredibly clear and concise, making complex concepts easy to understand. Thank you for breaking things down so simply! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thx bro this is really helpful

Great intro into network socket programming! Thank you so much!!!

I can not believe this is the only comment on your video. You deserve 100x more subscribers

Awesome video. I love the fact that you explain everything. Most tutorials don't do that

Hi, I was wondering how did you set it up to show that kind of method documentation in clion? Just started using it and I don’t have it.

Hello there, I just came here just after watching other creator socket video but your is best ... I am more motivated to deep dive in the c lang

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thank you so much

session 9 is not there in playlist, can you please tell me where can i find it ?

thank you so much, great tutorial!!!

please normalize the volume. Intro is loud and you are impossible to hear.

This is great, thx so much

Hey, I usually don't comment under any videos, but after I watched yours, I had to let you know you're a very good and talented teacher. It's very hard to find videos in which the programmer tells you about everything they write, what it does and why they use it. Great video, thank you.

Can we use this way for any kind of operation systems? Or what are the limits of this approach? And I can use this method in C++, can't I?

Good job, well made and very informative keep it up 👍

thank it was really helpful ...............

What is that app ‘CL’

Extremely helpful! I could create my project on multi client-server using multithreading thanks to you

Phenomenal dissection of Java enterprise. Great Job!

Wonderful Course, Really Explained Well In-depth Knowledge Thanks..

Very well explained

nice vid. it worked for me but dear god the abstraction.

Can't thank you enough for this! This is the only kotlin socket tutorial on youtube.

is it compatible with windows?

Enjoying this tutorial so far. Although i must disagree with the fact that each request reponse cycle creates new connection. In reality most of the web uses HTTP 1.1 > which has keep alive header. So your info maybe wrong.

Love the humble student

I thought it is a rocket science but you presented is really easy to understand. You could explain that easy because you must have very much basic knowledge, and you didn't even use any boiler plate code(really great way to teach). Really appreciate your work. Thank you so much.

going great, best series on youtube. but this video is quite small, please explain in detail "Berkley sockets"

سلام داداش کانال فارسی شما چیه؟ و اینکه اگه ممکنه الگوی طراحی را در واقعیت و پروژه محور توضیح بدید ممنون

Great explanation thank you for your sharing.

Hi STUDev, Thanks for sharing all about constructor-based dependency Excellent

If every one explains like you I can say that every one will be a programmer. Appreciate your hard work sir. Please keep uploading.

great video and explanation. thanks

Amazing tutorial. +1 sub

How did you add the library ?

Great video, thank you!

Thanks! This is fantastic

can you share some resources like books or any other thing from where i can learn socket programming? Please reply my comment. It would be very grateful

is the code available on github??

That’s very brave. Having said that I am not sure who’s the audience of the Article written by Bob Martin.

Great one. Very comprehensive on the history of enterprise framework on Java

Thanks. This is a realy good tutorial that helped me get started!

Thank you so much for this video!! It's the best one on sockets in C I've watched, really detailed. Now I understand everything completely. I'll definitely follow you and check other videos. Have a great day!

Awsome lecture. Keep the work up. I needed to say it rsrs.

can we use select(),and fd_Set to use non blocking calls,and if there is non blocking architecture i think then we don't need threading. can you share your thoughts and opinion ,or can we create these servers without threading?

Wow, yesterday I was baffled at my paid tutorial which tried to show how to do this Spring Framework concept, but this video (and the ones leading up to it) are perfectly clear, and also easy to code along with. True story: I got a refund.

Amazing info but the monotone voice is making a number in my ADHD.