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All the details are contained inside the assignment details doc all elements.html,generic.html,index.html,Liscense.txt and Readme.txt should be in one folder buut got spit up when I uploaded it. Game details are the detailsfor question 2 and csvdata is for the third question

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The program should pull extract all the data from any website, then process the the text so that it cleans up the text. The text then is anslyised so  that the important keywords are found (which should define the website) and then put into a database. From the database it should be able to match advertisements, which are images with tags. At the end it should just point to the image of the adversitement that is matched for the website.

Simulation Project

-Please submit a one page paper outlining the topic for the project and steps that you will need to take to create your simulation. 

This is a proposal paper, so please justify the reasons for your simulation, and include any background data to justify its creation.  Please include a flow diagram of your proposed simulation and indicate all inputs, outputs, potential loops, random number algorithms that might be needed in your simulation.

#1 - 1 page APA formatted assignment

#2 Flow diagram of proposed simulation

#3 List of inputs and outputs with any formatting considerations

#4  Use of internal loops, random number generators, etc. that you might need to use.

#5  References and resources that will be used.

-Submit your 5 page paper for your project.  It should include an introduction, explanation of development of your simulation, a flow diagram detailing the logic behind your simulation and any other pertinen

Java GUI development Java Concurrency and Multi-threaded

I have to create a java program that involves Java GUI development as well as Java Concurrency and Multi-threaded. The program is done by taking the solution given, and creating a GUI for it. I will included a word document to explain how the program works. It includes the repository, the set up instructions for jar file, and what the functions of the program. I need that program turned into the GUI program. The assignment I need your help on is under the document called homework.





Once you have the assignment set up, I need you to create it into the GUI, with all of the instruction listed in the homework document.  Program It is due April 20th, at 4:00pm Central Daylight (Austin, Texas)



I NEED AN EMAIL TO SEND YOU GUYS THE FULL PROGRAM. THE FILE UPLOADER DOESNT LET ME SEND FOLDERS. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT. IF the work is good from you guys I will comeback and submit another project with you.

Simple Chat Server Java Assignment

Deliverables: ChatServer.java, ChatClient.java, ChatMessage.java, ChatFilter.java,badwords.txt

There is a pdf you must read through and understand, it is very descriptive. There a total of six tasks. After finishing the assignment pls go through the attached rubric/last page of pdf, to see if the program does all of the following.

There is a starter code attached.

Socket Programming

You are to create 6 programs, the 6 of them are clients.

The architecture: Client 1 sends Hello Message to client 2, Client 2 sends Hello Message to client 3, Client 3 sends Hello Message to client 4, Client 4 sends Hello Message to Client 5, Client 5 sends Hello Message to Client 6.

Specific requirements
- This program is to be written in C Language
- You are to submit your code, and a snapshot of hello message received on each of the six clients
- Also submit documentation, explaining in little details how you went about the project and also if your code works

Link Analysis Exercise 2

There are 22 questions in the documents. They consist of solving problems and equations. Please read the instructions in the document. I will also include the power points where the formulas are that you will need to solve the equations and to get the answer. The questions are in the document called Link Analysis Exercise.

C#

A restaurant wants an application that calculates a tables bill.
The application should let user enter the number of people in the party. If it is more than 6, it adds 15% tips to the total. Otherwise, let user enter the tips amount.
The application should display all the menu items in a ListBox (ComboBox). The ListBox
(ComboBox) should Display the category of food offered by the restaurant separately (Beverage, Appetizer, Main Course and Dessert). The user can choose from one of the ListBox (ComboBox) to add an item to a tables bill. As each item is selected, it adds the price of that item to the subtotal.
The program should include Subtotal, Tax, Tips, and Total fields in the GUI. Also, the user can click the Clear Bill Button to restore the Subtotal, Tax, Tips, and Total to $0.00.
The application should allow the user to modify the menu items in the database (update, delete
and add).
Use the RestaurantMenu database.

Critter 2.0

Modify the Critter Caretaker game from the book by adding an unlisted (not shown to the player) debug option in the menu to give exact values of m_hunger and m_boredom. Secondly, the critter only mentions how bored it is - make your critter more expressive by having it mention how hungry it is as well.

Computer Science C++ programming assignment

This is a C++ intro to software engineering, this is for a Computer Science class i have to make a race between a turtle and  rabbit. I uploaded the assignment requirements i also uploaded a sample output of how it suppose to look.

please read the bottom 4.GRADING part, the most important part

In order to be graded according the categories listed in section 4.3, your program must meet the following
minimum criteria:
The program must be implemented in C++98, and it must compile and execute in the default course
VM.
A correct Makefile must be provided.
The program must successfully complete at least five (5) separate and different (randomized) executions that meet all requirements and constraints described in sections 1 and 2.