The calorie information on a bag of cookies claims that 4 cookies equal 300 calories. Design a program that lets the user enter the number of cookies and then reports the number of total calories they equivalent to. Design and draw an IPO chart to solve this problem. Include four sections in your chart. Apply good programming style and techniques. Declaration Input Processing Output     How to create a table using Canvas Editor (space below): Move your mouse over the icon that looks like a table. When you hover your mouse on top, it will show “Table”. Click on the icon. Move the mouse up or down to hover over the “Table”, then move towards the right, you should be able to draw a table of the desired number of rows and columns (cells will be highlighted in blue). Use the table for the diagram. If you are having difficulties using Canvas Editor to create diagrams, you may ask for extra paper from your proctor and draw the diagrams on the paper.  Be sure to put your full name on the paper and submit it to your proctor at the end of the exam. 

When the bending load is upload from the bottom toward the top, a horizontal beam would be in compression at its top surface.

The surface normal of the area that is in tension (during a beam bending test) is parallel to the:

Given the following code segment double hours = 0.0;Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);System.out.println(“Enter total hours you’ve worked this week: “);hours = scan.nextDouble();while()  //

Given the following code segment: Assume that valid input data must be a negative nonzero number. Type the exact Java code in the blank below to fill in the parentheses on line 18 that will complete the program and help ensure the integrity of the input data.

The recorded data is enough information to complete the data analysis,  no additional information from a proper test sketch is necessary. 

Note: This an extra-points question. Given the following pseudocode:Module main()     Declare Integer num = 8     Display “In main before call num is “, num     Call testMethod(num)     Display “In main after call num is “, num End Module Module testMethod(Integer amt)     Declare Integer num = 15     Set amt = amt – 5     Display “In testMethod num is “, num End Module Specify exactly what is output in the blanks below, one line in each blank. If nothing will appear on a line, type No output in that blank. (Note: This question is worth 2 extra credit points)

When determining the steps that must be taken to perform a task, programmers commonly use two tools to help them accomplish the design. The design tool that presents an English-like text representation of a step-by-step solution to a problem is called .  A(n) is a diagram that graphically depicts the steps that take place in a program.

In a digital data file (usually a .csv, .raw, .tex, or others), each column usually displays the data for a specific sensor.

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).