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Practical 1 DS

The document provides code for a Concurrent Echo Client Server Application implemented in Python. The server listens for client connections and echoes back any received messages, while the client connects to the server and allows the user to send messages. Both server and client utilize threading and socket programming to handle multiple connections and communication effectively.

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Practical 1 DS

The document provides code for a Concurrent Echo Client Server Application implemented in Python. The server listens for client connections and echoes back any received messages, while the client connects to the server and allows the user to send messages. Both server and client utilize threading and socket programming to handle multiple connections and communication effectively.

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Practical 1

Aim: Write a program to implement Concurrent Echo Client Server


Application.

Server Code (server.py)


import socket
import threading

class EchoServer :
def __init__ ( self , host = ’ 127.0.0.1 ’ , port =65432) :
self . host = host
self . port = port
self . server = None

def handle_client ( self , conn , addr ) :


print ( f " Connected ␣ by ␣ { addr } " )
with conn :
while True :
data = conn . recv (1024)
if not data :
break
conn . sendall ( data )
print ( f " Connection ␣ closed ␣ { addr } " )

def start ( self ) :


with socket . socket ( socket . AF_INET , socket . SOCK_STREAM ) as
s:
s . bind (( self . host , self . port ) )
s . listen ()
self . server = s
print ( f " Server ␣ started ␣ at ␣ { self . host }:{ self . port } " )
while True :
conn , addr = s . accept ()
client_thread = threading . Thread ( target = self .
handle_client , args =( conn , addr ) )
client_thread . start ()

if __name__ == " __main__ " :


server = EchoServer ()
server . start ()

Client Code (client.py)

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import socket

class EchoClient :
def __init__ ( self , host = ’ 127.0.0.1 ’ , port =65432) :
self . host = host
self . port = port

def start ( self ) :


with socket . socket ( socket . AF_INET , socket . SOCK_STREAM ) as
s:
s . connect (( self . host , self . port ) )
print ( f " Connected ␣ to ␣ server ␣ { self . host }:{ self . port } " )
while True :
message = input ( " Enter ␣ message ␣ to ␣ send ␣ ( or ␣ ’ exit ’
␣ to ␣ quit ) : ␣ " )
if message . lower () == ’ exit ’:
break
s . sendall ( message . encode () )
data = s . recv (1024)
print ( f " Echoed ␣ from ␣ server : ␣ { data . decode () } " )

if __name__ == " __main__ " :


client = EchoClient ()
client . start ()

Output Screenshots
Server Output

Client Output

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