COMPLETE HIS CODE import random

import time

class SensorNode:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ node$\_$id$)$:

self.node$\_$id $=$ node$\_$id

self.state $=$ "off"

self.heartbeat$\_$index $=0$

def activate$($self$)$:

self.state $="$on$"$

def deactivate$($self$)$:

self.state $=$ "off"

def send$\_$heartbeat$($self$)$:

return f$"$Heartbeat from Node $\{$self$.$node$\_$id$\}$ Index $\{$self$.$heartbeat$\_$index$\}"$

class SinkNode:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ heartbeat$\_$threshold$=3)$:

self.connected$\_$cover $=[]$

self.heartbeat$\_$threshold $=$ heartbeat$\_$threshold

def activate$\_$cover$($self$,$ cover$)$:

self.connected$\_$cover $=$ cover

def check$\_$heartbeats$($self$)$:

for node in self.connected$\_$cover:

heartbeat$\_$msg $=$ node.send$\_$heartbeat$()$

# Process heartbeat message and check for failures

# Add logic to handle failures

def main$\_$protocol$($self$,$ network$)$:

for interval in range$($network$.$simulation$\_$time$)$:

for node in network.nodes:

# Activate nodes at the beginning of each interval

node.activate$()$

# Simulate communication and wait for ACK

time.sleep$($random$.$randint$(0,5))$

# Receive ACK and send heartbeat

if random.choice$([$True$,$ False$])$:

self.check$\_$heartbeats$()$

node.send$\_$heartbeat$()$

else:

node.deactivate$()$

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

class Network:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ num$\_$nodes, simulation$\_$time$)$:

self.nodes $=[$SensorNode$($node$\_$id$)$ for node$\_$id in range$($num$\_$nodes$)]$

self.simulation$\_$time $=$ simulation$\_$time

num$\_$nodes $=10$

simulation$\_$time $=100$

network $=$ Network$($num$\_$nodes, simulation$\_$time$)$

sink$\_$node $=$ SinkNode$()$

sink$\_$node.activate$\_$cover$($network$.$nodes$[$:sink$\_$node.heartbeat$\_$threshold$])$

for interval in range$($network$.$simulation$\_$time$)$:

print$($f$"$Interval $\{$interval$\}")$

for node in network.nodes:

node.activate$()$

time.sleep$($random$.$randint$(0,5))$

if random.choice$([$True$,$ False$])$:

sink$\_$node.check$\_$heartbeats$()$

node.send$\_$heartbeat$()$

else:

node.deactivate$()$

print$("$Current Network State:"$)$

for node in network.nodes:

print$($f$"$Node $\{$node$.$node$\_$id$\}$: $\{$node$.$state$\}")$

print$("$Connected Cover:"$)$

for node in sink$\_$node.connected$\_$cover:

print$($f$"$Node $\{$node$.$node$\_$id$\}")$

print$("---")$This Python code implements a basic simulation of a Wireless Sensor Network $($WSN$)$ using classes for SensorNode $,$ SinkNode, and Network. The simulation involves activating and deactivating sensor nodes at regular intervals, simulating communication, and exchanging heartbeat messages.

The implemented code provides a starting point for simulating the behavior of sensor nodes in WSNs using the RD$-$TTCP protocol. It emphasizes the activation and deactivation process, as well as the exchange of heartbeat messages between nodes and the sink node. The simulation can be extended and customized to include more sophisticated features and detailed logic specific to the requirements of the Temporal Topology Control Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks. The objective of the provided text is to describe the significance of Wireless Sensor Networks $($WSNs$)$ within the context of the Internet of Things $($IoT$).$ The text emphasizes the growing range of applications for WSNs$,$ particularly over the past decade, highlighting their role in detecting events and measuring physical and environmental quantities of interest.

The main aim of the text is to address challenges related to Temporal Topology Control $($TTC$)$ in WSNs$,$ focusing on scenarios characterized by a high level of sensor node redundancy. The goal is to develop a Temporal Topology Control Protocol $($TTCP$)$ tailored for reliable WSN deployments, especially in critical IoT applications.

The code should demonstrate the interaction between SensorNodes, a SinkNode, and the overarching Network to simulate the RD$-$TTCP$\text{'}$s effectiveness in ensuring reliable WSN deployments for critical IoT applications.

The primary goal is to address challenges related to Temporal Topology Control $($TTC$)$ in WSNs$,$ specifically focusing on scenarios with high sensor node redundancy. Implement the RD$-$TTCP protocol, which includes centralized control, orthogonal activation, listening periods, heartbeat messages, and failure detection mechanisms.

The given code was cut off, but based on the provided information, I'll continue from where it was left off and create a basic implementation for the SensorNode, SinkNode, and Network classes : In this paper, The authors address the challenge of devising a TTCP tailored for Wireless Sensor Network $($WSN$)$ deployments characterized by multiple disconnected connected$-$covers. They explore the limitations of exist