your py file, and

a pdf $($printed$-$to$-$pdf from a google doc or word doc or whatever$)$ containing the series of screenshots described below, labeling each screenshot with its number in text $($e$.$g$."1$:$")$ before$/$above the pasted image$)$

Visual format for every screenshot: show the terminal window $($that your web server program is running in$)$ and a browser window $($with the full address bar content visible$),$ positioned side by side.

In the term window, run your program in a directory:

a$)$ containing multiple files and multiple subdirectories,

b$)$ where at least one of those subdirectories contains multiple files and at least one subdirectory of its own, and

c$)$ where that ${?}^2$ subdirectory contains multiple files. $($So$,$ for example, in the case of those dir$/$file names, when clicking through to fileC.txt in the browser, the address bar at that point would read: localhost:$9999/$dirA$/$subdirB$/$fileC$.$txt and the browser would display fileC.txt$\text{'}$s contents.$)$

Also: the "base" directory, a "subdir$*$ of it$,$ and a "subdir of that subdir$*$ should contain at least one file of each of these types: $.$html$,.$txt$,$ image.

$($That$\text{'}$s $3$ different locations each containing $($at least$)3$ different types of files, meaning $($at least$)9$ files.$)$

$($And those $9$ files should all be different: different content, and different filenames, not copies of one another.$)$

Finally, in the base directory, also put: an mp$3,$ the file you saved

lehman.edu as $($using the browser's "save as complete webpage" option$),$ and $($of course$)$ your program's $.$py file.

$($Replace $9999$ in the following with the port number you used if it differs.$)$

$($In each of the following, "Open to $...x$ and click on a $Y^{\text{'}\text{'}}$ should be understood to mean: on the subdir$/$file listing page that the browser displays for $x,$ click on $,$ "within that $x$ listing page$*,$ to $*$a thing of type $Y^{**}.)$

Screenshots to take, after performing each of these actions in the browser:

Open to localhost:$9999($and scroll if necessary so that both dirs and files are visible$)$

Open to localhost:$9999$ and then $*$view source ${?}^{**}$

Open to localhost:$9999$ and click on an $h$ tml file

Open to localhost:$9999$ and click on a txt file

Open to localhost:$9999$ and click on $*$your program's py file

Open to localhost: $9999$ and click on an image file

Open to localhost:$9999$ and click on an mp$3$

Open to localhost:$9999$ and click on the file you saved

lehman.edu as

Open to localhost:$9999/$doesnotexist $($where no file or dir called doesnotexist exists, thus eliciting an error page response from your program$)$

Open to localhost:$9999/../($recalling that your program should guard against requests involving $...)$

Open to localhost: $9999$ and click on a directory

Open to localhost: $9999,$ click on a directory, and then click on some txt file $($in that directory$)$

Open to localhost:$9999,$ click on some directory, and click on some directory in localhost:$9999/$onedir$/$anotherdir$/$somefile$.$txt$)$

"Replacing "dirA" if necessary with the name of an actual directory within your base directory": open to: localhost:$9999/$dirA$/..../($recalling again the $".."$ no$-$no$)$