class.py class LogInForm(FlaskForm): username = StringField(‘Username:’, validators=) password = PasswordField(‘Password:’, validators=) submit = SubmitField(‘Login’) routes.py @application.route(‘/login’, methods=)def login(): login_form = classes.LogInForm() return render_template(‘login.html’, form=login_form) login.html {% extends “bootstrap/base.html” %}{% import “bootstrap/wtf.html” as wtf %}{% block content %} {{ form.hidden_tag() }} {{ (1)(form.username) }} {{ (1)(form.password) }} {{ (1)(form.submit)}} {% endblock %} In order to display the username, password, and submit fields, complete (1).

Consider the following Java code segment: When the user inputs 1 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:      When the user inputs 2 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:      When the user inputs 6 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:      When the user inputs 7 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:      When the user inputs 9 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:      When the user inputs 10 as the value of testVal, the final value of x will be:     

Specify the exact output of the following Java code.    

In a digital data file (usually a .csv, .raw, .tex, or others), each row usually denotes

If the load in a bending test is applied at the center, it is considered:

After applying the seating load,  the operator should tare all sensors.

The required equipment for a bending test includes:

 Why do programmers always mix up Halloween and Christmas? Because OCT 31 == DEC 25! Hints: The Octal numeral system is the base-8 number system. Convert Octal 31 to Binary, you will get  0001 1001  Converting Decimal 25 to Binary is also 0001 1001

Given the following Java code segment: Write down the correct statement in the space below:

Assume that i, j, and n are Integers. Assume that i has the value 5, j has the value 10, and n has the value 15. Specify whether the following statement is True or False. (i < 10) OR (j < 5) AND ( n > 20)