Program : Computer Programming?

Zarennah can read the word list for her grade level. She scored in a higher percentile for the number of words correct. She never had more than two words consecutively wrong in a row. Many of the words she was counted wrong were because she said the incorrect ending for the words. Overall Zarennah finished this list of words quickly. I think if she were given this list a second time and she went slower I think the result of this assessment would be different.

Permanent storage devices are nonvolatile—that is, their contents are persistent and are retained even when power is lost.

I am surprised for my performance on this GTW because I only have two errors in total and none of them is a global error. However, I keep having same error from the first GTW, even in the latest GTW: word choice. I believe word choice has become an annoying for my writings because it appears again and again in my writing. Though it is not a serious problem for the whole writing, it reflects the problem that I have the wrong definition for wordings, or I can’t determine the appropriate words for the sentences. Totally, I have a weak word bank, which means I need to expand my understanding on more

I played text game first time ever in my life today and feel really confusing at the beginning. Fortunately, I learned computer science last semester and understand some of the concepts of the game, not so, I would not be able to play the games.

Continental Senior Center is a community based organization located in Westminster, Orange County, California; a historically rich community founded nearly 200 years ago. Approximately 60% of the population of Westminster is over the age of 60 and have lived there all their lives. Of these senior residents approximately 50% have a poverty-level income. The Continental Senior Center is proposing a five-year project in which to provide services to the aging community and their families to aid in improving their living conditions. The Senior Center is located in downtown Westminster; it is in the heart of the community allowing for activities

We followed an unorthodox strategy; Instead of fragmenting the code to four pieces and work on it individually like everyone else, I come up with a riskier but efficient plan. First I prepared a BOT(automated software robot) that divides the code into tons of parts; then it checks the syntax errors that occurred for each part which made it a lot more easier than dealing with it ourselves. While creating the bot, we were uncertain nonetheless optimistic it would work. Having realized I just took a huge risk, I hit ENTER and started waiting for the ‘BOT’ to initiate. It was one of those moments you know it might not work but again you never know until you try. Fortunately it run; we scanned the first 10 lines of code and found no error. Now it’s a waiting game where we definitely have the advantage. We shared the algorithm and executed it on all our computers so we can process it 4 times faster. Just 2 minutes later, one of my teammate’s laptop suddenly stopped running, it simply outputted “line #147”, I recall shouting, “we did it!” due to exhilaration. Impeccable as a group effort, it in turn made us victorious. I remember our instructor telling us that we took an unconventional but faultless path to solve the problem and he has

The main purpose of the information model is to inform software developers and provide protocol-specific constructs.

Most people love to play games no matter who they're with; family, friends, neighbors, and many more. A woman named Ellen Degeneres, who is a very popular TV show host, invented the game Heads Up. She has played this game thousands of times on her TV show called Ellen with many actresses and musicians. The game is quite simple, one player holds the phone above they’re forehead and the other player has to act out the noun on the screen. On the game you can choose what category of nouns to act out. There are many different categories to choose from, there is zoo animals, circus, bugs, superheros and plenty more. Whoever the player is, they must guess as many nouns on the cards as possible in 60 seconds. Another fun effect Ellen added on the

input("One more adjective: ") adjective5= input("One final adjective: ") color=input("Your favourite color: ") mythicalBeing=input("Mythical creature or

Justin is in the alphabetic stage of word identification. In the alphabetic stage, “students begin to associate some of the letters they see with the sound they hear” (Caldwell & Leslie, p. 22). During the QRI-5 word lists, Justin miscues had the correct initial sound but not the rest. For example, water for with and play for place. According to Caldwell & Leslie, “In this stage, readers begin to match letters and sounds, but in an incomplete way. They often focus on the beginnings and ends of words and therefore confuse words” (Caldwell & Leslie, p. 22). During the Fry Sight Word Inventory, he continued to show the “pattern of using the onset of the word to guess the word.” He would say, log for long, fin for find, and thig for thing.

This experiment led by Kaplan & Simon in 1990 asks participants whether or not it is possibly to cover a chessboard with 31 domino pieces (1 domino=2 squares) when 2 squares (pink) on the chessboard have been removed (only 62 squares total). This problem is in fact impossible to solve because once all the dominos are placed, you will be left with two empty square (black). The dependent variables of this experiment is the time it took for the participant to solve the problem, and how many hints the participant needed to come to the correct answer. The independent variables that the researchers used were 4 different conditions: A chessboard with blank squares, A chessboard with pink and black squares, A chessboard with the words "Pink" and "Black" written into the squares, and finally a chessboard with the words "Bread" and "Butter" written into the squares. Each one of these conditions (1-4) were meant to be progressively easier to be intuitive and come up with the correct answer. The results showed that individuals did in fact take longer to come to the right answer and needed more hints overall in the blank chessboard condition compared to the other conditions, with the bread & butter chessboard being the fastest time and least hints overall (Kaplan & Simon, 1990). This experiment provides further knowledge in cognitive psychology by demonstrating how

It is said to be the most popular word game in the world. Introduced in the 1910s, the crossword quickly became an international sensation. Today, they can be found in newspapers across the globe, as well as bookstores and mobile devices. Some may wonder why it is that such a simple game has maintained popularity for over a century. Maybe it’s because we love mysteries, maybe it’s because we love challenges, or maybe it’s because the game is perfectly engineered for the human being’s enjoyment. Whatever it is, it definitely works and will surely continue to work for a very long time to come.

Q4. Which of the following is the best approach if it is required to have more than one functions having exactly same functionality and implemented on different data types?

up the scaffold for beginning of the game println("Welcome to Hangman!"); wordState = ""; wrongGuesses= ""; for (int i = 0; i < secretWord.length(); i++) { wordState += "-"; //Dashes equal to number of characters in word } println ("The word now looks like this: " + wordState); canvas.displayWord(wordState); //Displays progress on canvas } /* * After set up, allows user to play game until guesses are * used up or the word has been correctly guessed. */ private void playHangman() { guesses = GUESSES; gameWin = false; while (guesses ! = 0) { if (gameWin ! = false) break; if (guesses == 1) { println ("You have only one guess left."); } else { println ("You have " +

KeyEvent; import java.util. ArrayList; import java.util. Iterator; import java.util. Random; import javax.swing. ImageIcon; import javax.swing.