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For this verse, you need to write a program that asks the user to input the inventory id number (integer) and the price (float) for 5 inventory items. Once the 5 inventory items are input from the user, output the results to the screen. Please ensure you use meaningful names for your variables. If your variables are not named meaningfully, points will be deducted. You should have 10 total variables defined. 5 integers for the inventory item ids and 5 floats for the inventory item prices. I already have it mostly done I can send you my code

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Lab 03

: 

GUI

, 

Inner classes

and Binary

IO

Part

1: Inner Classes (

6

Points)

Overview

Read all of Problem 1 before starting, hints are given throughout the problem 

statement. 

See the Execution Examples, below, to see what the GUI should look like.

Fields and Behaviors:

GUI Component

Behavior

TextArea

Will hold the text being 

searched.

It needs to be updated 

when 

a 

word is found.

This area is horizonta

l

l

y

and vertical

ly

scrollable.

TextField

Holds the word to be found

.

Find Button

Every time this bu

t

t

on is pressed, the 

first

occurrence of the 

“find” word in the TextArea will be located and highlighted. 

A

named inner

class.

Clear Button

Clears the TextField that holds the word to match. 

Sets the input focus to the ‘find’ text field.

This does NOT clear the text area.

An An

onymous inner class.

Windows close

Close using window listener/adapter inner class

, and print a 

“Thank you for using finder” message.

An Anonymous inner class.

Add a WindowListener using WindowAdapter class 

formatted similar to an

ActionListener.

Requirements:

1.

You need to develop your own inner classes to handle the events. 

You must 

handle the window clo

sing and button press events

.

2.

The search is case sensitive.

If the case of 

the letters in the word in the 

TextArea 

does not match exactly 

the word in the 

TextField, skip over it.

3.

You only need to locate the 

first

occurrence of a string of text.

Use ONE of the

string methods for this ‘find’ (look up the indexOf method of the Stri

ng class).

4.

The Find

operation is able to find text

such as in 

this sentence

, 

“this sentence” 

should be found.

NOTE: 

To get text 

into

the text area, simply copy text from another window and paste it 

Create New Resume for Director– that entails the following information

Risk Management Plan Assignment

 Due Date: 11:59 pm EST Wednesday of Unit 8 Points: 100 Overview: You are the CISO of a critical infrastructure company which also provides essential  services to the federal government (as well as local and state governments). You need  to respond to the President’s Executive Order of May 12, 2021, with respect to section 4  of the EO – “Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security” for your company. Instructions: Using everything you’ve read and experienced in this class, what will you change in the  way that your company develops software, purchases software, or utilizes cloud-based  software-as-a-service?  What security practices (from NIST SSDF or any of the maturity models or SDLCs) will  you add to your software development methodology as well as your software  procurement process to respond to the President’s order to improve cybersecurity in an  industry that is a vital critical infrastructure and part of the nation’s supply chain? Requirements: • Should target your organization’s senior leadership • 4–6 page APA paper excluding title and reference pages  • Provide at least four references and in-text citations in APA format (these will  preferably be in addition to the main text)  • College level writing  • Should be your own work in your own words 

 Two short papers this week, please submit both a summary and a reaction for each. The papers are:

Paper 1:

Judy Kay and Piers Lauder, A fair share scheduler, Communications of the ACM 31.1, 1988

Paper 2:

Carl Waldspurger and Weihl William, Lottery scheduling: Flexible proportional-share resource management, In Proceedings of the 1st USENIX conference on Operating Systems Design and Implementation, 1994

1.  Which countries are the biggest users of the Internet? Social media? Mobile?

2.  Which country had the largest Internet growth (in %) in the last five years?

3.  How will most people connect to the Internet in the future?

4.  What are two different applications of wearable technologies?

5.  What are two different applications of collaborative technologies?

6.  What capabilities do printable technologies have?

7.  How will advances in wireless technologies and sensors make objects “findable”?

8.  What is enhanced situational awareness?

9.  What is a nanobot?

10. What is a UAV?

11. If you were going to start a new technology business, which of the emerging trends do you think would be the biggest opportunity? Do some original research to estimate the market size.

12. What privacy concerns could be raised by collaborative technologies such as Waze?

13. Do some research about the first handgun printed using a 3-D printer and report on some of the concerns raised.

14. Write up an example of how IoT might provide a business with a competitive advantage.

15. Review the employment challenge in the digital era (as well as the entire chapter).  Reflect on the various challenges are present in the digital era.  Will things get better or more complicated as times goes on?  Explain.  What are some methods to assimilate new generations into the workforce to think about competitive advantage?

https://opentextbook.site/informationsystems2019/chapter/chapter-11-globalization-and-the-digital-divide-information-systems-introduction/

GO16_AC_CH01_GRADER_1F_AS – Literary Festival Events

Project Description:

In this project, you will use a database template and create database objects to track events for the Literary Festival at a college. You will enter records into the Events table using a multiple-items form and a single-items form. You will append data from Excel to the Events table. You will create a second table in the database that tracks contact information for the festival events.

Start   Access. Open the downloaded file named go_a01_grader_a2_Literary_Events.accdb   and enable the content.

In   the Event List multiple-items form that opened automatically, in the new   record row, enter the following two records (the Start Time and End Time data   will reformat automatically):
 

  Title: Conversation with Aliyah Jones   Start Time: 9/11/21 10a
  End Time: 9/11/21 12p   Description: African American   Nonfiction   Location: Northeast Campus   Theater
  Title: Faculty/Student/Staff Readings   Start Time: 9/11/21 2p
  End Time: 9/11/21 4p   Description: Favorite Passages Location:   Southeast Campus Forum

In   the Event List form, click New Event and in the Event Details single-record   form, enter the following record (the Start Time and End Time data will   reformat automatically):
 

  Title: An Evening with Michael Evans
  Start Time: 9/11/21 7p
  End Time: 9/11/21 9p
Location:   Northwest Campus Atrium
  Description: Historical Writings

Close   the Event Details single-record form and the Event List form. Append the   records from the downloaded Excel file go_a01_grader_a2_Literary_Events.xlsx   to the Events table.

Open   the Navigation Pane. In the Navigation Pane, organize the objects by Tables   and Related Views. Open the Events table (the table has 13 records). Apply   Best Fit to all of the fields in the table, and then save and close the   table.

In   Datasheet view, create a new table. Beginning in the second column of the   table and using the data type of Short Text, create the Campus, Last Name,   First Name, Phone Number,   and Email Address fields (in that order).
 

For   the ID field, change the data type to Short Text and rename the field to Contact ID.

Starting   in the Contact ID field, add the following two records to the new table:
 

  C-01|Northeast|Woodward|Jean|(512) 555-3704|[email protected]
  C-02|Southeast|Snyder|Amanda|(512) 555-8391|[email protected]

Starting   in the Contact ID field, add the following two records to the new table:

  C-03|Northwest|Bass|Jordan|(512) 555-1740|[email protected]
  C-04|Southwest|Sweeney|Megan|(512) 555-7832|[email protected]
 

Apply   Best Fit to all of the fields in the table, and then save the table as Festival Contacts.

Close   all database objects and exit Access. Submit the database as directed.