I was making a quiz program for a school project with Python and in that, I was trying to implement some kind of server-client model so that my database of questions and scores stays on one central server. Anyways, I saw a few videos and read through some documentation, and understood sockets well enough to implement the socket.AF_INET connection successfully.
Now that was fine for the LAN in the school but I wanted to take it a step further and have some way of connecting to it over the internet from outside that LAN. I got to know that for that I'll need to bind my socket to an IPv6 address through socket.AF_INET6 but there is no tutorial or anything explaining that and I can't seem to understand the docs for it.
I'd really appreciate it if someone could just explain to me how to use the socket.AF_INET6 parameter in both the socket.bind() method for the server and the socket.connect() method for the client. Thanks in advance!
