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  1. rahulrkroy created this gist Mar 25, 2018.
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    #!/usr/bin/python2
    import socket,time,os,commands

    print "we are doing UDP socket programming"

    x= socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
    # above line means we are using ipv4,on UDP protocol
    # belo lines only for receiver
    '''
    x.bind(("10.10.5.236",7777)) #7777 is port no,first one is receivers ip
    '''
    #for sender
    x.sendto("Its Working",("10.10.5.239",7777))
    data= x.recvfrom(100)
    print data[0]
    sound = "echo "+str(data[0])+" | festival --tts"
    os.system(sound)

    #for reciver only
    '''while 3>2:
    data= print x.recvfrom(100) #100 is maximum no of msg receive
    print data[0]
    print data[1]
    time.sleep(2)
    sound = "echo "+str(data[0])+" | festival --tts"
    os.system(sound)
    '''