Please study the Python code shown below. The questions are based on this code.

Server

from socket import $*$

serverPort $=12000$

serverSocket $=$ socket$($AF$\_$INET, SOCK$\_$DGRAM$)$

serverSocket.bind$((\text{'}\text{'},$ serverPort$))$

print $(\text{'}$The server is ready to receive'$)$

while True:

message, clientAddress $=$ serverSocket.recvfrom$(2048)$

modifiedMessage $=$ message.decode$().$upper$()$

serverSocket.sendto$($modifiedMessage$.$encode$(),$ clientAddress$)$

Client

from socket import $*$

serverName $=$ 'localhost'

serverPort $=12000$

clientSocket $=$ socket$($AF$\_$INET, SOCK$\_$DGRAM$)$

message $=$ input$(\text{'}$this is the Input lowercase sentence: $\text{'})$

clientSocket.sendto$($message$.$encode$(),($serverName$,$ serverPort$))$

modifiedMessage, serverAddress $=$ clientSocket.recvfrom$(2048)$

print$($modifiedMessage$.$decode$())$

clientSocket.close$()$

How does the server handle multiple client requests simultaneously? Group of answer choices By using multiple server sockets, each associated with a different port number By creating a separate thread for each client request By using a message queue to store incoming requests and processing them one at a time The server cannot handle multiple client requests simultaneously using this code