S11:-Practice-3.md

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 # Session 11: Practice 3
 
 * **Time**: 2h
-* **Date**: XXXX, XX-XX-2023
+* **Date**: Wednesday, 06-03-2024
 * **Goals**:
   * Practicing on the programming of servers
   * Develop our own server for working with DNA sequences
@@ -63,11 +63,11 @@ There is a special **IP** address: **127.0.0.1**, which is used to identify **yo
 
 We will implement the so called **Seq Server**, and develop some clients to test it. While developing the server, we will use the **echo** and **nc** linux commands for **sending messages** to the **server**. But you can also do it from your own client if you like.
 
-The server will be stored in a file called **Seq-Server.py** within a folder with name **P03**. You will need to use the **Seq1 module** developed in **P01**, and extend it. As you can see, we are building on previous work.
+The server will be stored in a file called **SeqServer.py** within a folder with name **P03**. You will need to use the **Seq1 module** developed in **P01**, and extend it. As you can see, we are building on previous work.
 
 ### Exercise 1: PING
 
-* **Filename:** P03/Seq-server.py
+* **Filename:** P03/SeqServer.py
 
 Let's start programming a server that implements the **PING command**. The client will send a message with the word **PING**; then, the server **parses** the request message so if the PING command is **detected**, it generates the response message **"OK!\\n"**. Also, it needs to **print on the console** the message "PING command!" in green, and then the response message in white.
 
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 ### Exercise 2: GET
 
-* **Filename:** P03/Seq-Server.py
+* **Filename:** P03/SeqServer.py
 
-Modify the Seq-server to implement the **GET command**. The client sends a message with the word **GET** followed by a **number** between **0** and **4**. The server will return a **response message** with a **sequence** associated to that number. These sequences are for testing purposes, so you can use whatever sequences you want; stored them into a **list** that the server uses to index with the received parameter.
+Modify the SeqServer to implement the **GET command**. The client sends a message with the word **GET** followed by a **number** between **0** and **4**. The server will return a **response message** with a **sequence** associated to that number. These sequences are for testing purposes, so you can use whatever sequences you want; stored them into a **list** that the server uses to index with the received parameter.
 
 Use the following command to test the server:
 
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 ### Exercise 3: INFO
 
-* **Filename:** P03/Seq-server.py
+* **Filename:** P03/SeqServer.py
 
 Modify the Seq server for implementing the **INFO command**. The client sends a message with the word **INFO** followed by a sequence. The server will return a **response message** with information about that sequence. This information should be obtained using the **Seq Class**.
 
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 ### Exercise 4: COMP
 
-* **Filename:** P03/Seq-server.py
+* **Filename:** P03/SeqServer.py
 
 Upgrade the server to respond to the **COMP command**. The client sends a message with the word **COMP** followed by a sequence (the argument of the command). The server will return a **response message** with the complement of that sequence. As always, it must be obtained using the **Seq Class**.
 
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ And this is what we should get in the **Server's console**:
 
 ### Exercise 5: REV
 
-* **Filename:** P03/Seq-server.py
+* **Filename:** P03/SeqServer.py
 
 Modify the server to implement the **REV command**. The client sends a message with the word **REV** followed by a sequence. The server will return a **response message** with the reverse of the sequence. It must be obtained using the **Seq Class**.
 
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ And this is what we should get in the **Server's console**:
 
 ### Exercise 6: GENE
 
-* **Filename:** P3/Seq-Server.py
+* **Filename:** P3/SeqServer.py
 
 Work on the Seq server so it responds to the **GENE command**. The client sends a message with the word **GENE** followed by a specific (and valid) **gene name**: U5, ADA, FRAT1, FXN, or RNU6_269P. The server will return a **response message** with the whole sequence corresponding to that gene. It must be obtained using the **Seq Class** (and reading the gene from the corresponding file).
 
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 * [ ] You have all the items of S10 checked!
 * [ ] Your working repo contains the **P03** folder with the following files:
-  * [ ] Seq-server.py
+  * [ ] SeqServer.py
   * [ ] test-client.py
 * [ ] All the previous files have been pushed to your remote Gitlab repo