turninwithit_hw

this program connects to sockets in a server and receives requests, reading in if it is a GET or PUT.
If it is not it breaks. If you send a GET it will grab the file name and check for that file, if that file
exists, it will parse the contents and send them. If it is a PUT, it receives content and saves it into a
file.  The Client will check if there are enough args, if not, it will tell the user they need more in their
input, if it is enough, they will then parse those args and save them as variables. It will use these variables
to grab all the necessary information and see what kind of request it is. If it's a GET, it grabs the required
filename, and attempts a GET to the server. If it is a PUT, it parses a file by that name, and sends the results to
the server. If the file doesn't exist, it lets the user know this.

Some testing:

working GET:

➜  alex python client.py localhost 8888 GET sent.txt
200 ok test
('Received', "'200 ok test'")


wrong filename GET:

➜  alex python client.py localhost 8888 GET doesnt_exist.txt
404 not found
('Received', "'404 not found'")

working put:
➜  alex python client.py localhost 8888 PUT sent.txt

success

wrong filename put:
➜  alex python client.py localhost 8888 PUT doesnt_exist.txt

no such file