Write code for a simple snake game (using dots) on C program.

Using openframeworks. it should be simple because I am new to coding and I cant write complicated code.

just make it simple.

QUESTION 7 (6 + 6 = 12 marks)
(a) With the aid of appropriate diagrams, explain the following three polarization mechanisms amongst
dielectric materials: (i) electronic, (ii) ionic and (iii) orientational.
(b) For diamond, solid KCl, and liquid Hg (mercury) what kind(s) of polarization (e.g. electronic, ionic
and/or orientation) is (are) possible?

I JUST WANT TO FIND OUT HOW TO CALCULATE THE 189,540 MONEY AMOUNT OF COMMON STOCK IN PART C?

THANK YOU!

In 2013, Elizabeth and some of her friends invested money to start a company named LADIEZ Corporation. The following transactions occurred during 2013:

LADIEZ Corporation generated a $145,000 net income during the year.

a) Prepare the journal entries to record the above transactions.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

b) Prepare the statement of retained earnings for the year ended December 31, 2013.

c) Prepare the Stockholders’ equity section of the balance sheet as at December 31, 2013.

Hello ! i need ideas. i need peoples opinion about Martin L. King. and the letter he wrote from jail Specifically his opinion about just and unjust laws. . . Does every codified social law has to be in harmony with moral law? or not? why?

1. Perhaps at some point in your life you have taken each of the actions a-e that follow. In doing so, you exhibited “options thinking,”. For each, explain how the option value arises. Additional questions you might consider: What constitutes the option cost, the exercise window, the trigger strategy? How could you estimate the value it gives you?

1. Double- booking: you make a partially refundable airplane reservation and a refundable train reservation for the same trip because you are concerned about an impending major storm that would ground airplanes.
2. Lease versus buy: When moving to a new place, you rent an abode on a month -to-month basis rather than buying a house before moving.
3. Contingency: You are going to spend three months in Southeast Asia, working and traveling. You plan to visit a number of countries, in some parts of which malaria is prevalent. You may decide to go to these areas when you are in the country. You obtain a prescription for malaria pills from your physician and plan to fill the prescription and take the pills with you, even though you don’t know if you will use them.
4. Capacity planning: There is a big concert coming up and you are online to buy tickets. You must decide in real time how many to buy because they will be sold out in a few moments. You believe your partner would like to go and possibly a couple of friends and maybe a couple of family members. You think that maybe you should buy four tickets and worry about what to do with them later?
5. Sequencing: You have two tasks to do. One is a group project with a classmate that can’t be done until that classmate provides some information. The other one is to edit video for the student newspapers wed site, a project that requires three video components may not have prepared all that he promised. And the video components may not arrive by the deadline. The group project and video project will each take two hours. You decide to schedule in the same window of time (1) a four-hour project meeting with your classmate and (2) a four-hour reservation for the video equipment you will need for your editing. You’ll decide later the sequence in which you will do the two projects.

1. Determine whether the following arguments are valid. Explain your answer.
   1. If it is hot outside, I will not go to play.
      If I play, I will not study.
      If I study, I will do good in the exam.
      I did good in the exam.
      Therefore, it is hot outside.
      

2. If I can run faster than air plane or I can kill a lion then I am a super human.
   If I am a super human then I am very careful about my diet.
   I am careless about my diet.
   Therefore, I cannot kill a lion.

2. How many times the “hello world” will be printed in the following algorithm if n =100:  

int Function(int n)
{
      for(int i = 0; i < n; i++)

      {

                  for(int j = 0; j < n; j++)

                  {

                              for(int k = 0; k < n; k++)

                              {

Print(“hello world”);

}

}

}

}

Write a simple Python program that will generate two random between 1 and 6 ( 1 and 6 are included).

If the sum of the number is grader or equal to 10 programs will display “ YOU WON!!!”. if the sum is less than 10, it will display “YOU LOST”.

After this massage program will ask users a question: “if you want to play again enter Y. if you want to exit enter ‘N’)

If the user enters Y they will continue to play and if they enter N the program terminates.

Create your initial post on the DQ 3 Discussion Board in response to the following questions:

• Discuss the various ways and tools used to troubleshoot, test and debug an application during development.

Question

As a marketing planner, you need to practice creating your own marketing plan. You are required to design a marketing plan for your organization focusing on the following sections:

• Executive summary - Business Description
• Market summary which includes:
  • Quantitative analysis: target markets, geography, demographics, consumer behavior, competition analysis,
  • Qualitative analysis: market trends, perceptions towards brands, companies, images, packaging.
  • SWOT analysis
  • Competition
  • Value Proposition
• Marketing strategy which includes:
  • Mission, mission, values
  • Objectives based on marketing plan
  • Sales forecast
• Financial objectives
  • Brand positioning
  • Marketing MIX (4 P´s and also P as People)
  • Marketing communications methods (Detail at least 6 steps implementation plan)
• Financial aspects
  • Break even, monthly sales, marketing budget
• Controls (Success Measurements to evaluate the objectives of the plan)

You must provide adequate Harvard references in every section you present. For information about your organization, you are also required to reference. Some companies may not have published information online however; you can still try to project your ideas with valid peer-reviewed articles

Let’s say that we work at some new video store and need to design some classes that will help us organize our database of movies. You are to write the following classes:

1. Write a class called Video that will have the following properties:

• Declare the instance fields title (String), length (int), avail (Boolean)

• Declare two constructors

• One default

• One with title and length as parameters

• Write a method that will output the fields of the objects by overriding the print method

• Write an accessor method for availability:

public boolean getAvail()

• Write a mutator method for availability!

public void setAvail(boolean b)

2. Write another class called Movie that will inherit the properties of the Video class but will also define two new fields: the movie rating and the name of the director. Give the movie class it’s own print method and constructors for default and with title, length, rating, and director as paramenters.

3. In the Main.java class create the following objects:

• Video – Name: CPC Sports, 90 mins Available: No

• Video - Name: CPC Through the Years, 2 hours, Available: Yes

• Movie- Name: Mission Impossible 4, 2 hours 30 mins, Available: No, Director: Brad Bird, Rating: 4 stars

• Movie- Name: Star Wars, 2 hours, Available: Yes: Director: George Lucas, Rating 5 stars

Can you change the availability of a movie using the mutator method from Video?

Given Code:

Main.java

class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
  
  
}
}

Video.java

class Video{
  
  
}

Movie.java

class Movie extends Video{
  
  
}

Photosynthesis Homework                                                             Name:_______________________

DIRECTIONS: Use Chapter 10 to help answer the questions and fill in the table below. Bring to class completed at the beginning of lecture.

1. Briefly describe the ‘big picture’ of what photosynthesis is all about. In your description, write out the chemical formula for photosynthesis and explain how each compound in the formula is related to the ‘big picture’.

2. Describe the specific purpose of the Light Capturing Reaction and the Calvin Cycle.

3. Fill in the descriptions of the table below.

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<html lang="en">

  <head>

    <title>Programming 1</title>

    <meta charset="utf-8"/>                  

  </head>

  <body>

    <script type="text/javascript">

        function findAnswer() {

          var a = new Date(2020, 12, 29);

          // HINT: Be careful with getMonth()

          var d =  a.getFullYear() + a.getMonth();

          var sum = d % 5;

          document.getElementById("ans").innerHTML = sum.toString();

        }

    </script>

      <form action="#" method="post" name="form1" id="form1" class="form" >

       <input type="button" name="Submit" id="submit" value="Submit" onclick="findAnswer();"/>

         </form>

    <p id ="ans"></p>

  </body>

</html>

none

Will the code from above print anything, if so, what printed ? If not, say NONE.

What is the universal audience and what is its pupose and characteristics

Nice Number Programming: Nice program ask user to enter three integers from keyboard (java console), the three integers represent left bound, right bound and arbitrary digit ‘m’, where left bound is less than right bound. Program should print all nice numbers in the given range that doesn’t contain digit 'm'. The number is nice if its every digit is larger than the sum of digits which are on the right side of that digit. For example 741 is a nice number since 4> 1, and 7> 4+1. with digit m=2 Write a complete program in Java that Call only One method (niceNumbers method) that will print all nice numbers excluding a given digit ‘m’ that also entered by user ? Input Sample : Enter Left bound: 740 Enter Right bound:850 Enter digit to exclude it:2 Output sample: Nice Numbers in Range Left=740, Right=850 with exclude digit m= 2 are: 740 741 750 751 760 810 830 831 840 841 843 850 Your method prototype is like this: public static void niceNumbers(int left, int right, int dight) { ...

Do women have a right to an abortion?

(Please write a 300 word response)