so i have this code and i want to access the second message that the server sends the client instead of the first one (welcome message), aka the message after the client message ```py import socket SERVER_IP = "(example ip)" SERVER_PORT = 77 sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) server_address = (SERVER_IP, SERVER_PORT) sock.connect(server_address) def check_forecast(city, date): checksum = str(calc_gematria(city)) + '.' + str(calc_sum(date)) msg = f"100:REQUEST:city={city},&date={date},&checksum={checksum}," sock.sendall(msg.encode()) server_msg = sock.recv(1024) server_msg = server_msg.decode() fields = server_msg.split(':') ```
You say "message", but TCP sockets don't have that concept.