TCP: the client sends only 1 message to the server ‘hello from TCP client’ and the server responds with the uppercase message. Update the program / make a simple chat program so that The client can send/receive multiple messages to the server. A special exit message is used to disconnect ‘Exit’. Each time client sends a message, the server responds with a confirmation of receiving it and its length.
TCP: the client sends only 1 message to the server ‘hello from TCP
client’ and the server responds with the uppercase message.
Update the program / make a simple chat program so that
The client can send/receive multiple messages to the server.
A special exit message is used to disconnect ‘Exit’.
Each time client sends a message, the server responds with a confirmation of receiving it and its length.
UDP: in the client-side
The OS assigns the port number automatically.
The client sends a line of characters (data) from its keyboard to the server.
Update the client-side of the program so that it takes 2 arguments
The port it will bind to.
The message that will be sent to the server.
Keep the server-side of the program as it is. check the testArg.py --> an example to show you how to use arguments
make this 2 socket
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