an object/variable each of the six blue codes. Possible objects/variables to choose from are: Scanner, outFile, outputName, String, File, out, in, PrintWriter, inputName, in

PYTHON ONLY PLZZZZ Create a car object with the following attributes and actions: Name Make Model Year price Actions: Compute the age of the car Compute the cost plus a 9% tax Compute a 10% depreciation for every 5 years To string Test your object: Ask the user for all the information compute using all the actions of the object print using the to string action Describe the numbers and text you print. Do not just print numbers or strings to the screen explain what each number represents.

GUI calculator in python - The user enters two integers into the text fields. - When the Add button is pressed, the sum of values in the text fields are shown after the Equals: as a label. - The Clear button clears the values in the text fields and the result of the previous calculation. The cleared values can be blank or zero. - The Quit button closes the GUI window.

Modify the Dice Poker program from this chapter to include any or all ofthe following features:a) Splash Screen. When the program first fires up, have it print a shortintroductory message about the program and buttons for "Let's Play''and "Exit." The main interface shouldn't appear unless the user selects "Let's Play."b) Add a "Help" button that pops up another window displaying therules of the game (the payoffs table is the most important part).c) Add a high score feature. The program should keep track of the 10best scores. When a user quits with a good enough score, he/she isinvited to type in a name for the list. The list should be printed inthe splash screen when the program first runs. The high-scores listwill have to be stored in a file so that it persists between programinvocations.

An error message popped up when I tried to run the code. "deposit" is not defined "withdraw" is not defined *it was run on visual code

Combine your Game1 program (the guessing game) with the graphics program I posted. Your "windows" program should display a window and ask the user to guess the number, accept the guess from the user, and then display the appropriate response to the guess. Game 1 #Import module import random #Generate random number n=int(random.randint(1,10)) #Prompt the user to guess a number print("Guess a number : ") #Get the guess from the user guess=int(input()) #Check if both are equal if guess==n: #Print the message print("Success!!!") else: #Print the message print("Sorry") Graphics code: Listing of my Window.300.by.400 program:# This shows how to output strings to the graphics window# and get user input## basic steps# create and use a Text object to output the label / prompt# create and use an Entry object to allow the user to type# put some text into the Entry object (setText)# use a getMouse to pause until user clicks# use getText to get the input from the Entry object# process input as...

Choose below any component that a variable has : value Opointer Cidentifier/name address memory type statement

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Write a class that uses the command window that displays Programs comments are nonexecuting statements you add to a file for the purpose of documentation

Module main() // Local variables Declare Integer feet // Get feet Call getFeet(feet) // display inches Call showInches(feet) End Module // The getFeet mount module gets number of feet Module getFeet(Integer Ref inputFeet) Display "Enter number of feet: " Input inputFeet End Module // The showInches module displays feet to inches Module showInches(Integer feet) Declare Integer inches Set inches = calcInches(feet) Display "Feet to inches: ", inches End Module // The calcInches function accepts feet and returns inches. Function Integer calcInches(Integer feet) Declare Integer result Set result = feet * 12 Return result End Function flowchart for this please

What statement must your source code include in order to use the Scanner class?