using python network programming 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:

Students$\_$ist.txt: contains three fields student$\_$id$,$ first$\_$name and last$\_$name

Courses$\_$ist.txt: contains two fields Course$\_$id and Course$\_$name

Grades$\_$ist.txt: contains three fields student$\_$id$,$ Course$\_$id and grade

Here is a sample of the file contents:

StudentsList.txt

$20123344$:Student$1$:Ahmad

$20123311$:Sara:Ali

CoursesList.txt

CS$213$:Object$\_$Oriented$\_$Programming

CS$111$:Structured$\_$Programming

GradesList.txt

$20123344$:CS$213$:$77$

$20123344$:CS$111$:$88$

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