Your assigment is to make a client that can talk to my server.
Your client should ....

	1) Open up a socket to euclid.nmu.edu port 40900
	2) Print "I've connected" 
	3) Read a message from the server
	4) Null terminate that message
	5) Print the message to the screen
	6) Ask the user for a message to send back
	7) Send that message back
	8) Close the socket
	9) Exit the program
	10) Turn in the program before Thu 17th at 4:30pm

You get one point for every task accomplished.

You get two more points for writing a server that can also talk to the clients.
This is only for advanced programers.  	

You must error check every system call.

To open a socket to Euclid, you can use your MakeSocket from Program #1.

To read from the server, use the read command
	int length_received = read(socket, buf, MAX_LENGTH);
	
To write to the server, use the write command
	int length_actually_sent = write(socket, buf, LENGTH_OF_ACTUAL_DATA);
	
The same socket can be used to read and write to and from the server.

To read a whole line from the keyboard all at once, you can use code like this:
	char input[100];
	cin.getline(input, 100);
	
It might be that my server is down.  You can test my server with my client.
The following command should always work (or the server is down)

	/staff/randy/pub/Classes/CS228/Assignments/Message-Server/client euclid.nmu.edu 40900