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The structure of the TCP/IP protocol may vary from Windows for Linux or even from language to language? the knowledge acquired about TCP/IP in the C++ language can also be taken into account in Python?
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Most of the communication protocols used on the Internet, including the TCP/IP suite, are defined by documents known as Request For Comments, a name always abbreviated to RFC Wikipedia. Thus, the definition of protocols depends neither on the operating system nor on the language used.
To implementation protocols may have minor differences between operating systems. These differences, however, do not generally interfere with the interoperability between the different operating systems. Proof of this is the internet, where different systems communicate without problem using TCP/IP protocols.
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No, protocol is agnostic to the programming system or language. What can change is the way it has been implemented to work with the protocol.
– Woss