from Client0 import Client
PRACTICE = 2
EXERCISE = 1
print(f"-----| Practice {PRACTICE}, Exercise {EXERCISE} |------")
# -- Parameters of the server to talk to
IP = "127.0.0.1"
PORT = 6123
# -- Create a client object
c = Client(IP, PORT)
# -- Test the ping method
c.ping()
# -- Print the IP and PORTs
print(f"IP: {c.ip}, {c.port}")
from Client0 import Client
print("-----| Practice 2, Exercise 1 |-----")
ip = "192.168.1.45"
port = 8080
c = Client(ip, port)
c.ping() # It's .ping() because is a method
print(f"IP: {c.ip}, Port: {c.port}")
from Client0 import Client
PRACTICE = 2
EXERCISE = 1
print(f"-----| Practice {PRACTICE}, Exercise {EXERCISE} |------")
s = Client("192.168.1.38", 8080)
s.ping()
print(f"IP: {s.ip}, {s.port}")
from Client0 import Client
PRACTICE = 2
EXERCISE = 1
print(f"-----| Practice {PRACTICE}, Exercise {EXERCISE} |------")
IP = "192.168.1.105"
PORT = 8080
clnt = Client(IP, PORT)
# -- Test the ping method
clnt.ping()
print(f"IP: {clnt.ip}, {clnt.port}")
from Client0 import Client
print(f"-----| Practice 2, Exercise 1 |------")
# -- Parameters of the server to talk to
ip = "192.168.1.38"
port = 8080
# -- Create a client object
create_client = Client(ip, port)
# -- Test the ping method
create_client.ping()
# -- Print the IP and PORTs
print(f"IP: {create_client.ip}, {create_client.port}")
