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Consider a simple client-server student information system with the following text files stored on the server side only. The server side does not store any other file related to the student information system: StudentsList.txt: contains three fields student_id, first_name and last_name CoursesList.txt: contains two fields Course_id and Course_name GradesList.txt: contains three fields student_id, Course_id and grade Here is a sample of the file contents: StudentsList.txt 20123344:Student1:Ahmad 20123311:Sara:Ali CoursesList.txt CS213:Object_Oriented_Programming CS111:Structured_Programming GradesList.txt 20123344:CS213:77 20123344:CS111:88 A. Write a Python client-side program that: • Prompts the user to enter the student ID. • Send student ID to the server • Receives the student transcript report from the server application and stores the student's transcript on the client side in a text file named student_id.txt (for example if the student ID is 20123344 then the file name should be 20123344. txt). Where: • The first line of each transcript should contain the student_id, first_name, and last_name. • For courses where the same student has grades, the following information should be stored in one record per line starting from the second line: Course_id, Course_name and grade

          Consider a simple client-server student information system with the following text files stored on
the server side only. The server side does not store any other file related to the student
information system:
StudentsList.txt: contains three fields student_id, first_name and last_name
CoursesList.txt: contains two fields Course_id and Course_name
GradesList.txt: contains three fields student_id, Course_id and grade
Here is a sample of the file contents:
StudentsList.txt
20123344:Student1:Ahmad
20123311:Sara:Ali
CoursesList.txt
CS213:Object_Oriented_Programming
CS111:Structured_Programming
GradesList.txt
20123344:CS213:77
20123344:CS111:88
A. Write a Python client-side program that:
• Prompts the user to enter the student ID.
• Send student ID to the server
• Receives the student transcript report from the server application and stores the student's
transcript on the client side in a text file named student_id.txt (for example if the student ID
is 20123344 then the file name should be 20123344. txt).
Where:
• The first line of each transcript should contain the student_id, first_name, and
last_name.
• For courses where the same student has grades, the following information should
be stored in one record per line starting from the second line:
Course_id, Course_name and grade

Consider a simple client-server student information system with the following text files stored on
the server side only. The server side does not store any other file related to the student
information system:
StudentsList.txt: contains three fields studentid, firstname and lastname
CoursesList.txt: contains two fields Courseid and Coursename
GradesList.txt: contains three fields studentid, Courseid and grade
Here is a sample of the file contents:
StudentsList.txt
20123344:Student1:Ahmad
20123311:Sara:Ali
CoursesList.txt
CS213:ObjectOrientedProgramming
CS111:StructuredProgramming
GradesList.txt
20123344:CS213:77
20123344:CS111:88
A. Write a Python client-side program that:
• Prompts the user to enter the student ID.
• Send student ID to the server
• Receives the student transcript report from the server application and stores the student's
transcript on the client side in a text file named studentid.txt (for example if the student ID
is 20123344 then the file name should be 20123344. txt).
Where:
• The first line of each transcript should contain the studentid, firstname, and
lastname.
• For courses where the same student has grades, the following information should
be stored in one record per line starting from the second line:
Courseid, Coursename and grade

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