Create a new program called Hamlet1. Program should read, count and print the total number of tokens in the “hamlet.txt” file.

File Edit View Sign Window Help ECS401U_210571675.pdf ECS401U_210571... x 16 / 29 125% 罗ア白 ,班 a) Compare and contrast in your own words the way reading from a file using a File Reader is done in Java with keyboard input using a scanner illustrating your answer using the following example code fragments. Note you are not being asked to explain line by line what the code does but use it to help explain the points made in your answer. public static void keyboardInput () } new Scanner(System.in); Scanner scanner String s; System.out.println("Please input the data"); s = scanner.nextLine(); System.out.println(s ); return; { public static void fileRead () throws IOException BufferedReader inputStream new BufferedReader (new FileReader("data.csv")); inputStream.readLine(); String s = System.out.println(s); inputStream.close(); return; {

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Lab Tasks – complete these Use the information provided here, in the slideshow and in chapter 12 of our text to do the following exercise.   Step 1: On the desktop or wherever you will be saving your java program, use notepador other basic text editor (NOT WORD) to create a .txt file.  In this file, type out a list of 10 integers (one on each line or with a space between each). Save. Do this manually.  Not with Java.   Step 2. Now write a program with the following: 1) In the program creating a File object that connects to the .txt file that you just created. 2) Add code that will check if the file exists and if it doesn’t, it will create it.  (Yes, we know it definitely exists but do this part anyway.) 3) Set up a Scanner so that you can read the values from the file and print them to the screen using a loop.  You will probably need to use the .hasNext() method. Also, you may want to set up a counter to keep track of how many values there are for future use. (Note that the .length()…

If the sentence is true, write T; if it is wrong, write F; and correct the false sentence. Only five of the following questions must be answered. To add a plot to an existing plot, use the get() command

Output should be 5. Please help me find my error, and create 5 tests below in a seperate file using the corrected code. Thanks. 1. create a strawberryStand object2. create one or more MenuItem objects and add them to the strawberryStand's menu3. create a dictionary of sales for the day that includes sales of at least one item that isn't in the menu4. try calling enter_sales_for_today(), passing that sales dictionary as the argument5. If an InvalidSalesItem is raised, it should be caught with a try/except that prints an explanatory message for the user (otherwise the function should proceed normally).  class MenuItem:    def __init__(self, name, wholesale_cost, selling_price):        self.name = name        self.wholesale_cost = wholesale_cost        self.selling_price = selling_price     def get_name(self):        return self.name     def get_wholesale_cost(self):        return self.wholesale_cost     def get_selling_price(self):        return self.selling_price class SalesForDay:…

I want to read the numbers from random_number.txt and then display the number and display total of the number and the number of random number read from the file and the average of this number

When generating a test executable using cmake, header files are required in the ADD_EXECUTABLE() functions in a CMakeLists.txt file. True False

Create a datafile that contains the first name, last name, gender, age, height, smoking preference, eye color and phone number. Add a variety of records to the file. A sample file looks like:  Write a program that opens the file and reads the records one by one. The program will skip any records where the gender preference is not a match. Of those records that match the gender preference, check to see if the age and height are between the maximum and minum preferences. Then check to see if the smoking preference and eye color are also a match. If at least 3 of the remaining fields match, consider the record a partial match, and print it in the report. If all 4 of the remaining fields match, the record is a perfect match and print it in the report with an asterisk next to it. At the end of the program, close the file and report how many total records there were of the specified gender, how many were a partial match, and how many were a perfect match.