Question

Problem: Implement a FIFO program in which a client sends the server 3 variable names (strings). A valid variable name is defined for this assignment to be 6 characters or less, consisting only of lower-case letters from a to 'z', inclusive. The server checks the name for validity, and if valid, it counts the number of in the variable name. Each of the original variable names is sent back to the client, along with a message whether it is valid or invalid, and a count of the number of letters in the indicating name that are vowels. Vowels, for those of you who might have forgotten, are a, e, i, o and u Print the variable name, validity, and count of vowels on the server side as well as on the client side after it has been received

Provide code in C and 2 files. Server and client files in C programming.

Answer 1

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