A "ticket transfer" is another name for "scratch and win" lottery scheduling. Also, what is the main advantage of transferring tickets?

A fast food restaurant is planning to develop a system to process customer’s orders. The system receives food orders from the users, and stores and processes according to the order in which the users placed the orders. The system can remove an order from the list of orders once the order is complete. The system can also display the order which is currently being processed by the employees. The system displays the list of orders as well. The system displays all these options as a menu of choices to a user and performs the operations according to the user’s selection. (Please see the test runs on the next page). Write a program in C/C++ to develop a simple order processing system for the fast-food restaurant. In your program, you must use queue to store and process customer’s orders. Your program must use a linked list to perform the queue operations. Your output format should be as shown in the test runs (see the next page). Your program must contain the following user-defined…

Project Description: The goal of this project is to write a program that can read data from any publicly available IoT source device and display it clearly to the user. The program will need to be written in Python (or any other programming language of your choice) and will need to include the following features: 1. Data Reading: The program should be able to read data from any publicly available IoT source device, such as a camera or any other sensor. The type of device is up to you, but they should be able to provide a valid URL for the device. The program should read the data from the device at regular intervals and store it in a data structure. 2. Data Display: The program should display the data that it reads from the IoT source device in a clear and easy-to-read format. The display could be in the form of a text-based output or a graphical interface, depending on your preference. The display should include information about the source sensor, as well as the data that was read…

JAVA A popular technique used with GUI programs is a programming design called Model-View-Controller. This is a programming technique where you split your program up into three distinct portions - the model, view, and controller - and have each portion handle a single, separate function of the program. Model-View-Controller is not built in to any programming language, but is rather a method programmers use when designing their programs. The model handles the program's data. Whether it is a series of variables, some files, or a database, the model is responsible for managing and retrieving the data. The view, controller, and user never see or interact with the data directly; it all goes through the model. The view handles the presentation of the data. This would be the GUI design in a graphical program. The view does not retrieve the data, handle errors with the data, or manage user requests. The view's only purpose is to construct the visuals for whatever data is passed to it,…

Timesheet data is easy to represent in a file, where it can be used to generate a report and help the worker get paid! Given an example set of data where each row represents a day of the week and each entry on the row represents a block of time worked, like this: 0h1.5h 3.25h3.0h 6.0h 1.0h5.5h 2.25h 0.75h2.25h 3.0h 3.0h5.75h 2.25h0h A report could be produced by a program like this: ---------------------------------------0.00h | 0.00h5.25h | 1.50h 3.25h 0.50h10.00h |  3.00h 6.00h 1.00h8.50h |  5.50h 2.25h 0.75h8.25h |  2.25h 3.00h 3.00h8.00h |  5.75h 2.25h0.00h | 0.00h---------------------------------------Weekly Total: 40.00h Notice how in the output file all the numbers are nicely formatted as right-aligned. Hint: you will probably need to use splitting, string slicing, converting data types, and string formatting. For your assignment, create a program that uses a data file that you have created, parses the data in that file to create a calculation per row and a running total, then…