Assignment 1. Code-Tracing Without running / testing thefollowing code, predict what the following program would print on the screen if you printed freeze and then boil. Write your answer in the comment section when submitting your work. For help with code-tracing see the code tracing page in this module. freeze - int(32) boil - int(212) freeze - 0 boil - 100 print(freeze, boil) # what would this print to the monitor? • Submit your answer in the comment section. 2. Days of the Week Write a program that asks the user for a number in the range of 1 through 7. The program should display the corresponding day of the week, where 1-Monday,. 2- Tuesday and so forth. If the user types in a 6 then "Saturday" should be printed on the screen. For help with Input statements see: lInput Eunction - The program should print an error message if the user enters a number that is outside the range of 1 through 7. For help with If statements and conditions see the following pages If-Else Statements and Operators. - Name the source code file yourName_HW4 1.py. 74F Mostly unny

Select all the statements that are true about Python's unittest module and Django's test framework: a. Django's test framework builds on Python's unittest module b. Django's TestCase class is a sub-class of unittest.TestCase c. A collection of unit tests is called a "test suite" d. Unit tests are run using the same database that the programmer uses for the development server e. HTML assert methods (such as assertHTMLEqual) are already part of Python's unittest.TestCase

C. Create a "Magic 8 Ball" Java program with a GUI using JavaFX. Minimum requirements: Use at least one layout pane to organize and contain nodes (e.g. Pane, Stack Pane, Flow Pane, Grid Pane, Border Pane, HBox, VBox) Use at least two graphics elements (e.g. shapes or images). Make some of your shapes filled and others unfilled. Both shapes must be different. Use at least three JavaFX User Interface (UI) controls (e.g. Label, Button, Check Box, Test Field, Text Area, Combo Box, List View, Scroll Bar, Slider. At least two of the three must be different. Use at least two common "set" properties or methods for nodes (e.g. setTitle (for Stage), setFill or setFont (for Text), setValue (for ComboBox) Use at least two common "get" properties or methods for nodes (e.g. getValue (for ComboBox), getText (for TextField)) Handle at least one user generated event (e.g. button click, mouse click, etc.)

Create the VisualCounter class, which supports both increment and decrement actions. Take the function Object() { [native code] }'s two arguments N and max, where N specifies the maximum action number and max specifies the counter's maximum absolute value. Make a plot that displays the worth of the counter each time its tally changes as a byproduct.

What happens if the programmer removes the member function getBalance (), and instead substitutes it with sac. getBalance() in conjunction with sac.balance inside the displayBalance instruction? Why? You will need to make the appropriate adjustments to the application so that it can continue to run once these changes have been made.

use Pyhton. The tossball simulation we developed together in class is attached to this week's notes. Study it carefully to understand exactly what it is doing. It currently launches a ball in the main graphics window. You need to make the following changes and improvements and send me at the end your finished project in zipped folder format. Only python modules should be included. 1) Add a new class named "Cannon". This class it to represent the cannon that launches the balls. It should draw a rectangle (hint: use Polygon class from Graphics.py) at the launch point. Its width should be equal to the diameter of the balls that it shoots out and its length should be proportional to the speed, say something like speed * 0.15. The cannon should also be directed in the same direction that the balls shooting. Add proper width, height, and angle attributes to the class for supporting the settings above. The balls should start from the bottom of the cannon and be projected out through the...

I need a code that demonstrates the use of the below items (Templates, overloading, and vectors). It doesn't need to be special and you can choose the example for the code. Maybe 30 - 50 lines of code that I can run in Visual Basic 2019. I just want to be able to compile it so that I understand what I am reading next week. Working examples are better than what I can pull from the single code examples in the book. Please label to help me identify. Thanks 1. Write C++ code (perhaps around 30-50 lines of code) and make it compile and run showing how to use: a. Templates b. Overloading c. Vectors

The class I'm taking is assembly programming. I have attached the instructions. i have also attached my work. Can you please tell me how to fix it so I can successfully run and compile program in visual studio . Thank you so much for your help!

Design and implement the class Day that implements the day of the week in a program. The program should be able to perform the following operations on an object of the type Day: Set the day. Print the day. Return the day. Return the next day. Return the previous day. Add a comment with your full name in it in any part of the program.

The class I'm taking is assembly programming. I have attached the instructions. i have also attached my work. Can you please tell me how to fix it so I can successfully run and compile program in visual studio . i keep getting syntax errors on line 11 and 12. Thank you so much for your help!

Java Programming Please help me with this Java Progamming project NOT GRADED. Practice homework Please comment the code well and organize the classes so I can understand. Thank you! If solution if the one that is desirable, I will upvote! I really appreciate this, Bartleby! Waiting Times should not be negative. You sent back a solution but the waiting time was negative and that was incorrect. Please take your time and help me with this.

Java Question - Instructions are in the attached pictures. The picture titled "Screenshot..." are the instructions for building the specific code, while the "Final Output" picture shows what the output of the code should look like. Thank you.