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    This document discusses how a Python port scanner works. It utilizes low-level sockets to interface with TCP and UDP protocols, with most connections using TCP as it is connection-oriented and ensures data packets are received. UDP is connectionless and commonly used for applications like VoIP and video streaming where dropped packets can be tolerated.

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    This document discusses how a Python port scanner works. It utilizes low-level sockets to interface with TCP and UDP protocols, with most connections using TCP as it is connection-oriented and ensures data packets are received. UDP is connectionless and commonly used for applications like VoIP and video streaming where dropped packets can be tolerated.

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    Making A Port Scanner: Video 2.2

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    This document discusses how a Python port scanner works. It utilizes low-level sockets to interface with TCP and UDP protocols, with most connections using TCP as it is connection-oriented and ensures data packets are received. UDP is connectionless and commonly used for applications like VoIP and video streaming where dropped packets can be tolerated.

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    Python Port Scanner
     Utilizes low-level sockets to interface with TCP and UDP protocols
     Most connections use TCP, as it is connection-oriented and ensures data packets are
    received
     UDP is connectionless, so it is commonly used in VoIP, video streaming, and other
    applications where dropped packets is tolerable
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