Introduction implement two simple applications that use socket to communicate with a remote server. You can finish this project using the following programming language: C/C++ Remote server The address of the remote server referred in the rest of instruction is segmentationfault.coredumped.tech. Part 1 TCP Socket Implement a simple program that use a TCP socket to communicate with a remote server. Follow the instructions listed below: 1 Send your lastname.# to remote server with TCP socket. Port number: 12345. example code: socket.send("buckeye.1") 2 Receive a string from the remote server example code: received = socket.recv(4096) Put the codes you use for step 1 and 2 in a script named top socket.c. Make sure your script compiles and runs in terminal with one of following comments: C/C++ gec top socket.c -o top socket__/tcp. socket Part 2 UDP Socket Implement a simple program that use a UDP socket to communicate with a remote server. Follow the instructions listed below: 1 Send the string you received from part 1 to remote server with UDP socket. Port number: 54321. example code: s.sendto("202fc9e9-48ea-409f-b72f-246eea4e537d", (host address,port#)) 2 Receive a confirmation from the remote server, which indicates that you have finished both part 1 and part 2 of this project. example code: s.recyfrom(4096) Put the codes you use for step 1 and step 2 in a script named udp_socket.c Make sure your script compiles and runs in terminal with one of following comments: C/C++ gcc udp_socket.c -o udp socket; -/udp_socket Testing Make sure you test the code. Environment You can test your program on student stdlinux, if your program compiles and runs correctly on stdlinux