Intro to Python:
	But, of course, you already know Python
	There are a couple extra pieces we'll need

Environment:
	I usually just start the interpreter from the command line
	And put programs in files
	Using idle is just fine though
	Need admin to open low-numbered port

Quiz:
	What do you know about bytestrings?
	Multithreading?
	Objects?

Explanation of whatever you didn't have

pdb
	I use gdb a lot on C/C++
	Python has a similar facility called pdb
	Let's write a short python program, and play with pdb a minute

Let's make a little client and server to exchange a message
	The "good morning" server
	Client for this
	Hopefully that wasn't too bad!

A note about doing this stuff to operate *nix systems:
	from subprocess import getoutput
	Then, getoutput("whatever you'd write in bash")
	It returns the output of the command you ran
	A lot of times, when integrating with bash, there'll be choices
		Pass through grep, sed, etc. or take care of it in Python?
	Let's make a server that gives out the time
	Now let's make a really big security hole!

But what about binary data?
	Natural fit for C
	Unnatural for Python!
	But, there's a pretty good library for it
	pack and unpack, byte order, size, etc
	Let's send some binary data back and forth
	Say, a math server