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# SOCKET HTTP SERVER
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Once you're done, you should be able to start the web server inside the homework directory using `python -u http_server.py` and then point your web browser at locations like:
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* http://localhost:10000/sample.txt
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* http://localhost:10000/a_web_page.html
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* http://localhost:10000/images/sample_1.png
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*http://localhost:10000/sample.txt
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*http://localhost:10000/a_web_page.html
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*http://localhost:10000/images/sample_1.png
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and see the corresponding file located under homework/webroot. Take a moment to look into the homework/webroot and see these files.
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Inside this repository you'll find the http_server.py file. I've added enough stub code for the missing functions to let the server run. And there are more tests for you to make pass!
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You do NOT need to execute the `make_time.py` Python file. When a web user visits `http://localhost:1000/make_time.py` you only need to _serve up_ the contents of that file. But if you'd like to take on a challenge, then you _can_ choose to execute the file and serve up the result of performming that execution.
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You do NOT need to execute the `make_time.py` Python file. When a web user visits `http://localhost:1000/make_time.py` you only need to _serve up_ the contents of that file. But if you'd like to take on a challenge, then you _can_ choose to execute the file and serve up the result of performing that execution.
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