Your program will request the user for the output file name. The results should be
outputted into a data file in the form of properly organized tables. The output data file will
have appropriate titles, headings, etc. You will then need to plot the results showing the
displacement and velocity of the rocket over time. You may use excel to obtain graphs.
Your report (and program) should contain the following:
1. The list of functions available in your program.
2. All the required input quantities.
3. The prompts used to acquire input.
4. The actual C++ program listing and sample output.
5. Plots of the displacements and velocities.
6. Table(s) summarizing the output data. Note that you should only print a small
portion of your output data since there will be too many values. You can do
this by printing every nth, e.g. 50th or 100th data calculated per function. Do
not print too many pages of output data, i.e. enough to be able to have
decent graphs.
7. Any other data that was critical in the successful completion of the
assignment.
8. A list of functions used- Note that a minimum of 3 user-defined functions is
required.
9. List of classes and their structures. Note that at least two classes containing
public and private sections should be used in the program.
10. The arrays should be declared dynamically in the heap area and should be
deleted once computations are done.

Hi, i need help with intro to java assignment in netbeans application.To implement a program that checks the validity of a password entered. Using user input and string methods. My coding is correct except, see what happen when I write a password that doesn’t start with G. it says
Please enter a password:
eghtykiuo
Well done. You entered a valid password. 
it needs to be corrected to your password doesnt start with ‘G’

Hi, i need help with intro to java assignment in netbeans application.To implement a program that checks the validity of a password entered. Using user input and string methods. My coding is correct except, see what happen when I write a password that doesn’t start with G. it says
Please enter a password:
eghtydjpo
Well done. You entered a valid password. 
it needs to be corrected to your password doesnt start with ‘G’

Hi, i need help with intro to java assignment in netbeans application.To implement a program that checks the validity of a password entered. Using user input and string methods. My coding is correct except, see what happen when I write a password that doesn’t start with G.

Write a Python 3 program called pa1.py that implements a three-class linear classifier using the following method:

Training (using the training data set):
1. Compute the centroid of each class (e.g. A, B, and C).
2. Construct a discriminant function between each pair of classes (e.g. A/B, B/C, and A/C), halfway between the two centroids and orthogonal to the line connecting the two centroids. This is the basic linear classifier that we have discussed.

TWIN PRIMES IN A RANGE OF NUMBERS
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Twin primes are two consequetive odd numbers that are prime.

Write a function that returns 1 if the input is a prime and
0 otherwise.

int is_prime(int number) {
}

Write a C Program to generate all twin primes in a given range
of numbers using the is_prime function.

Your program will input following from the command line:

min : start of range, an integer

max : end of range, an integer

These numbers define the range of numbers [min,max]
inclusively.

Here is a sample input line:

1 7

We will output every twin prime in the range
[1, 7].

Here is the output of the above input line:

3 5
5 7

Sample Runs:
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Input:
1 7

Output:
3 5
5 7

Input:
2 9

Output:
3 5
5 7

Input:
7 21

Output:
11 13
17 19

In this assignment you are to create specific animations of a polygon.

The polygon should be created using the following technique:

Each vertex is defined by clicking on the window. The final number of sides is determined by clicking on the first vertex a second time.
Once the polygon has been defined, it should be filled in and begin to rotate.
Polygon behavior is determined as follows:

clicking and dragging the polygon translates the polygon within the window
clicking and dragging the polygon while holding the shift key scales the polygon
Clicking the polygon while holding the Alt key reverses the direction of rotation.
As usual you get bonus points for doing interesting things above and beyond the program requirements such as:

allowing multiple polygons
including additional transformations such as shears or reflections,

3 Programming problems to be completed in Assembly. The first one is computing the number of characters in a string. The second takes an array of 3 dimensional coordinates and returns only the x coordinates. The third finds the first occurrence of a string consisting of 2 characters in a larger string. I have attached the actual problems.

In this assignment you are to create a scene that includes the following elements:

-An enclosed space, such as a kitchen, garage, or classroom including:
    -Floor
    -Three walls
    -Ceiling
-Counters and cupboards, workbenches, desks or chairs as appropriate
-At least 5 objects that would be found in the space such as toolboxes, computers, etc.
-Multiple light sources including at least one artificial and one natural light source
-A camera perspective that allows the user to move around the space, zoom in and out.

1 You may use either OpenGL or Metal.
2 You may use C++, C#, Objective C, or Java
3 You must create separate files for each object in your scene plus one file for aggregating the objects as necessary and one main file.
4 You must provide internal documentation (see below)
5 Provide links to a source control mechanism such as GitHub so that I can check on progress.

Here’s how you win at completing Cooper assignments

1 Meeting the requirements of the assignment. 60% of the grade
2 Internal program documentation.  10% of the grade. This must include header blocks for each function as well as running side commentary
3 Appropriately professional code structure and organization. 10% of the grade.  This means at the very least, that every class in your application requires its own header and implementation file.
4 Doing ‘something’ above and beyond. 10% of the grade. But this needs to be a significant something, not a trivial extension.
5 Making your video presentation informative, coherent, and entertaining.

Here’s how you lose at completing Cooper assignments

1 Failing to use appropriate features of your programming language of choice. -10%.  This means you have to use classes, inheritance, polymorphism etc.
2 Submitting code embedded in a .docx, .pdf, .txt, or any other file format unrelated to programming assignments. -100%. Im not even going to grade it if you do that. I do not want to see Visual Studio project files.  It is ok to .zip or .rar sets of files for convenience so long as when I expand them, I see the correct files. Im expecting to see:
1 .cpp, .h, .cs, .java files
2 One .pptx or .pptm file
3 One mp4, mov, or other recognizable video file formats.
3 Submitting anything that I can already find on the Internet. -100%. Enough said.

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Hi, this is my assignment. I do not need great work. Just a simple one is enough.