Write a class that extends thread, called clientEng, to implement the following part of client protocol 1- The client thread sends an integer number, let us assume it is N, to the server. 2- The server iterates from 1 to 10 to send 10 values that results from multiplying N by the iteration index. 2- The client gets into a loop that iterates 10 times to receive the 10 values. 3- In each iteration the client prints on the screen a message as N* M =value ", where M is the number of iteration from 0 to 10 and value is the received value. 4- after the last iteration the client should sends a "done" message from the server. 5- The client receives "OK" message from the server and closes the socket. Do not write any other code, other than the thread class, but Add a line that allows for creating the running the code of clientEng.

Write a class that extends thread, called clientEng, to implement the following part of client protocol 1- The client thread sends an integer number, let us assume it is N, to the server. 2- The server iterates from 1 to 10 to send 10 values that results from multiplying N by the iteration index. 2- The client gets into a loop that iterates 10 times to receive the 10 values. 3- In each iteration the client prints on the screen a message as N* M =value ", where M is the number of iteration from 0 to 10 and value is the received value. 4- after the last iteration the client should sends a "done" message from the server. 5- The client receives "OK" message from the server and closes the socket. Do not write any other code, other than the thread class, but Add a line that allows for creating the running the code of clientEng.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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