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shuffle java

PeopleShuffleSort.java - Create a program that takes four to eight one-word Strings as a command line arguments, creates/initializes an array of those strings stored in reverse and displays them, shuffles and displays the values, and then sorts the array and displays them alphabetically.
Use the args.length() method to make sure there are at least four command line arguments, but no more than eight. You can also use it to figure out how big to make the array...

Terminal output should look something like this...
java-introcs PeopleShuffleSort Peter Paul Mary Joe Jane
Initializing...
Jane Joe Mary Paul Peter
Shuffling...
Paul Jane Mary Joe Peter
Sorting...
Jane Joe Mary Paul Peter

You will use at least THREE loops, each of which goes through the whole array:
Initialize each of the values of the array to it's REVERSE input position
Shuffle each of the values in the array to a RANDOM position
Sort each value in the array to it's English ALPHAB

Java Market Receipts project

The solution of the problem includes modeling and realization of the process of issuing
cash receipts in the store. It is necessary to create classes that store and
manipulate information about: store; cashier in a store; goods in a store; cash register in a store;
a receipt that is issued to the customer.
1. Cashier class - stores information about the identification number and name of the cashier;
2. Class Goods to be sold in a store - stores identification number, name,
unit price of the goods and expiration date;
3. Class Cashier in a store - stores information about which cashier is currently working
this safe. At the checkout, customers in the store pay for the purchased goods and receive
receipt. 4. Class The receipt must contain at least the following information: sequential
number, cashier who issues the receipt, date and time of issuance of the receipt
a note, a list of goods to be included in the receipt including the price and
their quant

Algorithms on Graphs

This is the assignment I have been given and I needed lots of help to do it because I don't really know how to use c++. This is my first time using this service, I can provide more information related to the code if needed.

Java Assignment

Includes - DSA (linked list), file manipulation, dynamic programming, hashing, binary search tree, and graphs for coding and some written explanation required.(see attached pdf document).
There are some codes that have already been provided and need to be modified (see attached compressed files containing java codes).

information risk (delibrate)

my task is to write total of 1.5 pages on information risk (delibrate) of commonwealth bank. it should address each of the following aspects: Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Risk Evaluation, and Risk treatment.

it should also include also a mature discussion with all components of risk identified, risk analysis done with reasons for method used, risk evaluated and detail treatment options given with possible constraints and including monitor and review plan and responsibility.

Java

The ZipCode Class
Attributes
String fiveDigit
String plus4
Constructors
one constructor with no input parameters
since it doesn't receive any input values, you need to use the default values below:
fiveDigit - "00000"
plus4 - "0000"
one constructor with one parameter
one input parameter for fiveDigit
use the default value from the no-parameter constructor to initialize plus4
one constructor with all (two) parameters
one input parameter for each attribute
Methods (same as last lab)
public String toString()
returns this object as a String, i.e., make each attribute a String, concatenate all strings and return as one String.
toString() is a special method, you will learn more about it in the next lessons
it needs to be public
it needs to have @override notation (on the line above the method itself). Netbeans will suggest you do it.
display()
this method gets the "toString()" value (whatever is returned by toString() ) and us

Java Traversal Game

Traversal is a game with a simple objective: navigate your player safely across the board onto the green target without touching any of the "dangerous" pieces. The game needs to have a text (terminal mode) and a graphics mode using a StdDraw Library which I will send. It needs to be programmed using java and object orientated programming is not allowed. I will send all the specific rules and sample files once I know who I'll be working with furthermore I have a semi working version of the text mode that I attempted myself which I'll send through so you do not have to work from scratch. The code needs to be commented as well. Again I will send all the exact and specific details once I know who I am working with. Thank you :)

Check point 5

his week, you will create and implement an object-oriented programming design for your project. You will learn to identify and describe the classes, their attributes and operations, as well as the relations between the classes. Create class diagrams using Visual Studio. Review the How to: Add class diagrams to projects (Links to an external site.) page from Microsofts website; it will tell you how to install it.

Submit a screen shot from Visual Studio with your explanation into a Word document, save as a .docx, before submitting it.

To read the directions for this project, refer to the Checkpoint Course Project page.

Save your assignment using a naming convention that includes your first and last name and the activity description. Do not add punctuation or special characters. CH5DoeJohn.docx

If you have any questions along the way, do not hesitate to ask your instructor in the Online Office.

**WILL ATTACH ALREADY CREATED CODE ONCE IN CONTACT**

VBA and flowchart

4.6 VBA Project: Olympus Tours
Assume you have just been hired by Olympus Tours (OT), a bus-rental company located in Orem, Utah.  OT provides buses for groups such as schools, family reunions, travel clubs, etc. The smallest group OT will bus is 20 people and the largest group is 120 people.

Two types of buses are available for use: small buses (25 maximum riders per bus) and large buses (60 maximum riders per bus).  Assume that OT has access to all of the small and large buses it needs.

Table 1. Bus Combinations

    # of Buses
Option    Riders    Small    Big
1    Min    20    1    0
Max    25
2    Min    26    2    0
Max    50
3    Min    51    0    1
Max &n

Implementation of two algorithms

Hi, I needed help in implementing two algorithms present in the attached research paper(http://hc1.checker.in/file2link/documents/file_218693.pdf/CommunityDetection.pdf). Let me know if you have do it within the next 48 hours.
Or you can just tell me how to execute the code given in the link below:
http://cnet.dml.ir/?page_id=728