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At the server side, implement the JavaScript functions for sanitizing and validating the coffee order form data.
This requires that all 3 inputs are present and satisfy the same constraints as in the HTML form.
Return a javaScript object with (only) the validated order data.
Add the specified function that process the new order. It must update the order by adding the 3 extra attributes (orderID, orderTime, isReady) to the order object, and insert the order object in the coffeeOrdersDB. It should return the updated order object (to be sent in the client’s response).
At the server app.js, expand the server’s API to handle requests to receive new orders.
It should support the specified HTTP method and resource name with the coffee recipe supplied in as JSON.
The request processing must call the specified functions to 1) validate the client inputs, and then 2) based on the validated data, process the order (insert in database and generate the result object). Show only changed/added code, including where the change is made.
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Consider the alternating bit protocol (rdt v3.0) and its state-machine specification as described in the textbook. Below is given 4 different message exchange scenarios as sequence diagrams.
Which scenario(s) are correct executions of the alternating bit protocol (rdt v3.0)?
For which use cases are Server Sent Events (SSE) a bad match?
What is done by the first line of the code?
Which data type is returned by the getFile function?
Explain the main functionality of the code.