How is a Python 3 server created on port 9000 that listens for data from a GUI application to control lights. As long as it is not a web server but do not use an HTML server.  With a button sending the data to the server as a command. It will control the colors of the LED, toggle, blink 3 times and returning to its previous state.  (Please include code and an explanation of how it works and is created.) Thanks!

How to code?   Hello, Im completely lost with my coding assignment. Here are the instuctions:   Summary Kidder Garden Pete Burnham of the Kidder Garden website wants you to develop an application for drawing images or "stamps". As a proof of concept, he wants you to create a webpage in which users can choose stamps of a specified size and shade (opacity) and then place those stamp images on a canvas using the mouse. The user can then modify the size, position, rotation, or shading (opacity) by clicking tools from a toolbar and applying that tool to a stamp image. Pete has already designed the webpage. He needs you to write the code to create the stamp objects and place them as images on the page's canvas. Figure 14-50 shows a preview of a completed page with stamp images created and modified by the user. Pete has also supplied you with the following object methods that will be useful to you: The elementX() method for the Event object prototype that returns the x-coordinate of a mouse…

Please help me with this question. I am having trouble understanding what to do. The HTML code is provided in one of the images below as well as the instructions. The client_side.js and the CSS code are provide below Thank you CLIENT; var url = "http://localhost:3000/post";  var myID; var guessWord; function resetGame(){       var myName = prompt("What is your name?")       document.getElementById("mistakes").innerHTML = "Wrong Letters: "       // request server to start a new game!     $.post(url+'?data='+JSON.stringify({                             'name':myName, //client's identity on the server                             'action':'generateWord'}),            response);     }     function printGuess(){       //you write code here!         //1. Locate the HTML element with ID 'guessarea'     //2. Cycle through the 'guessWord' array and write     //   each character to the 'guessarea' in turn   }       function makeGuess(){       //ask the server to validate the guess     $.post(…

Suppose there is a text box on your browser window called FirstName. When you scroll up or down, the text box does not move at all while other elements on the page do move. What value for the position property would FirstName have? A) absolute B) relative C) fixed D) static