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COSC 1430: Homework 5 Communication To be turned in on the server at 11:59 PM, Tuesday March 27 1- Objective The purpose of this assignment is for students to gain a better understanding of C++ inheritance and polymorphism mechanics 2- Administrative Details All files related to this homework should be submitted on the server in a directory named hw5.Any file not contained within the hw5 directory will not be graded. Any files not submitted to the server will not be graded. Your assignment will be tested on the server, if it does not compile or run on the server, your grade will reflect this. You should thoroughly test your bsudomitted on the serve in directorv oamtmitted 3 - Program Description This homework will simulate encrypted communication between two clients, who are connected via a server There will be four classes required in total. This means you will need to turn in 9 files-server.h, server.cpp, client.h, client.cpp, messageServer.h, messageServer.cpp, encodedServer.h, encodedServer.cpp, main.cpp The functions that are include here are the absolutely necessary functions. You can add additional functions if you need to in order to fulfill requirements. That is, a server function that returns the id of the sender or the id of the receiver On the right, a graphical representation to see how the four classes will interact. messeo kay20 dined0 cientint) getiDo seriDt) sePossesKey bool) Privene key126 COSC 1430: Homework 5 Communication To be turned in on the server at 11:59 PM, Tuesday March 27 1- Objective The purpose of this assignment is for students to gain a better understanding of C++ inheritance and polymorphism mechanics 2- Administrative Details All files related to this homework should be submitted on the server in a directory named hw5.Any file not contained within the hw5 directory will not be graded. Any files not submitted to the server will not be graded. Your assignment will be tested on the server, if it does not compile or run on the server, your grade will reflect this. You should thoroughly test your bsudomitted on the serve in directorv oamtmitted 3 - Program Description This homework will simulate encrypted communication between two clients, who are connected via a server There will be four classes required in total. This means you will need to turn in 9 files-server.h, server.cpp, client.h, client.cpp, messageServer.h, messageServer.cpp, encodedServer.h, encodedServer.cpp, main.cpp The functions that are include here are the absolutely necessary functions. You can add additional functions if you need to in order to fulfill requirements. That is, a server function that returns the id of the sender or the id of the receiver On the right, a graphical representation to see how the four classes will interact. messeo kay20 dined0 cientint) getiDo seriDt) sePossesKey bool) Privene key126