🔒 TCP client to send multiple files

[small dune]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/FCNQ
Please have a look at my program, i am looking for instructive critisim, whether it's logical or it's about my doc

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[signal pecan]

You compute str(file_count).encode(FORMAT) twice. I found myself reading both to check.

You could do with a send_data function which sends the header and the data together, to save separately sending the header and data every time.

What if the length of the data exceeds the size of the header? eg >10GB of data, needing 11 characters to express the size.

[small dune]

Thank you for review my code, after inspection i did find computing str(file_count).encode(FORMAT) is rather wasteful and annoying to read, and so i did make a send_data function and simply encode the data once. About the question of insufficient header size, I doubt utf-8 files can go up to 10 GB per file so i went with 10

Also odd is that when i review my doc i said pictures despite the format being utf-8, I renewed the pastebin link also.

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