$4\mathrm{.}1$ Accessing JSON APIs

Create a program that displays the following menu to the user:

Read all students

Get student by id

Add student

Edit student

Remove student

Exit

then performs the choice entered by the user.

Note: The address of the server is localhost and the port is $5000.$ This must be used as the base URL for all requests.

Note $2$: If something is wrong with a request you send, the server will answer with $400$ Bad Request.

$1.$ Read all students

Connects to the server and send a get request to the $/$students$/$ resource.

Print information about every student returned by the server.

Expected output: id: $1,$ name: Kathryn Boyd, email: kathrynb@uia.no$,$ year: $2024$

$2.$ Get student by id

Asks the user for a student id then connects to the server and send a get request to the $/$students$/$ resource.

Print information about the result returned by the server.

Expected output per status code:

$200$ OK

id: $1,$ name: Kathryn Boyd, email: kathrynb@uia.no$,$ year: $2024$

$404$ Not Found

Student not found

$3.$ Add student

Asks the user for the following $($in order$)$:

Name

Email

Year

Then sends a POST request to $/$students$/$ to add the new student. The format of the data must be:

$\{$

"name": "William Canez",

"email": "williamc@uia.no$",$

"year": $2006$

$\}$

And prints out the response. The server will respond with $201$ Created if everything went OK$.$

Expected output: Added student: id: $1,$ name: Kathryn Boyd, email: kathrynb@uia.no$,$ year: $2024$

$4.$ Edit student

This is very similar to add student, so I recommend solving that one first then reusing code.

Asks the user for the following $($in order$)$:

Student id

Name

Email

Year

Then sends a PUT request to $/$students$/$ to modify the existing student. The format of the data must be:

$\{$

$"$id$"$: $1,$

"name": "William Canez",

"email": "williamc@uia.no$",$

"year": $2006$

$\}$

Expected output per status code:

$200$ OK if everything went OK

Student was edited successfully

$404$ Not Found if the student doesn't exist

Student not found

$5.$ Remove student

Asks the user for a student id then sends a DELETE request to $/$students$/$ to remove the existing student. No data is sent.

Expected output per status code:

$204$ No Content if everything went OK

Student was removed successfully

$404$ Not Found if the student doesn't exist

Student not found

$6.$ Exit

Exits the program.