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Python Socket Chat Example

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Simple Client-Server Chat using Python Sockets

This document provides simple Python code for a continuous chatting loop between a server and a
client using socket programming. Both can send and receive messages until one side types 'exit' to
quit.

Server Code ([Link])


import socket

s = [Link]()
[Link](("[Link]", 12345))
[Link](1)

print("Server waiting for connection...")


conn, addr = [Link]()
print("Connected with", addr)

while True:
data = [Link](1024).decode()
if [Link]() == "exit":
print("Client left the chat.")
break
print("Client:", data)

msg = input("You: ")


[Link]([Link]())
if [Link]() == "exit":
break

[Link]()
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Client Code ([Link])


import socket

s = [Link]()
[Link](("[Link]", 12345))
print("Connected to server. Type 'exit' to quit.")

while True:
msg = input("You: ")
[Link]([Link]())
if [Link]() == "exit":
break

data = [Link](1024).decode()
if [Link]() == "exit":
print("Server ended the chat.")
break
print("Server:", data)

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Run Instructions: 1. Open two terminals. 2. In the first terminal, run: python3 [Link] 3. In the
second terminal, run: python3 [Link] 4. Chat back and forth. Type 'exit' to quit.

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