Python -- Find some websites that give RSS feeds, noting that some use the XML given in the ATOM specification. Then choose one and use urllib.request to get the document.   Use ElementTree to parse the document and choose some tags to obtain. You can do something simple like get the title tags. Please submit your code and your output, but please print only a small amount, for example the first 10 tags. Or you may choose to find some other content from the xml document.   Once you have submitted your code and results, look at those of two or three of your fellow classmates to see what they did

Make up a table of data. Your table must have at least four rows and four columns. It must have at least one rowspan and one colspan attribute. The value for these attributes must be greater than 1. You can make up your own data. However, the table does have to make sense. Please name this file part one.html,

JavaScript: Use any of the techniques (including jQuery if you would like to). Be sure to upload your html, js, and css/jquery files if used. /**   Your task is to create a calculator. You can create*   your calculator using any of the DOM manipulation*   techniques we learned throughout the semester. Use*   javascript's eval function to perform the calculation.*   If an error occurs, show ERROR on the calculator*   'screen'.**   Example of using eval: var result = eval('10+4*2');**   Requirements:*     - Buttons for every digit 0-9*     - Buttons for +, -, /, **     - Button to backspace or clear <-*     - Button to execute calculation =*     - Calculator 'screen' should update as buttons*       are pressed including numbers, operations, etc*     - Result should show on calculator 'screen'*     - Upon submitting and showing result, calculator*       should reset on next button click, starting new*       calculation*     - If an error occurs, for example inputting ---6,*…

Event Listeners Go to the co_credit.js file in your editor. Create an event listener for the window load event that retrieves the field values attached to the query string of the page’s URL. Add the following to the event listener’s anonymous function: Create the orderData variable that stores the query string text from the URL. Slice the orderData text string to remove the first ? character, replace every occurrence of the + character with a blank space, and decode the URI-encoded characters. Split the orderData variable at every occurrence of a & or = character and store the substrings in the orderFields array variable. Write the following values from the orderFields array into the indicated fields of the order form: orderFields[3] into the modelName field orderFields[5] into the modelQty field orderFields[7] into the orderCost field orderFields[9] into the shippingType field orderFields[13] into the shippingCost field orderFields[15] into the subTotal field orderFields[17]…