Create a GUI application where clicking a counter button will increase the counter. Clicking another reset button will set the counter to zero. You must use anonymous class for event handling .

We can get a pop up GUI version of any cmdlet that will allow us to run the cmdlet or copy the syntax with this cmdlet: Group of answer choices Get-Alias Get-GUI Get-Command Show-Command

Please help using java create instructions for a game I’m that I am creating on replit. But i don’t know how to. I would like for the instructions to be incorporated into java gui. If you can please make search bar. And if they type up a word how to win. It will show them a question that they may be asking. I would also like the program to sort between frequent asked questions. Just use tic tac toe as example of what the create the instructions on Thank you

Create a new “GoodJob” project.  Run Visual Studio and select C# Windows Application. When you first start a C# project you must name your Project. You cannot name your project after you create it.  You must name git when you first begin.  So, call this first project “GoodJob”.    Now you should see an empty GUI window show up. This GUI window is called the Designer Window. Your Toolbox should be to the left and your properties window should be to the right of this Designer window.  If you need help getting started with Visual Studio, (Study chap. 1 of your textbook / PP slides), plus the Yutube links, it shows you how to start a new Project and start adding components.  We are going to add 3 components to this Project. A Label and 2 Buttons.  The Label should say “Hello World” and the Buttons should say “GoodJob” and “Exit”.  The Label should be near the top in the center and the Buttons should be near the bottom in the center.  Make sure to give these components names by using the…

build a simple graphical application that is responsive and that uses basic widgets and demonstrates event handling. The screen shot below shows the expected result You must not use any other library except tkinter. Your code must run on a standard machine. Your code must be written as a class that inherits from Tk and the application must resize gracefully. The apps must start in a usable state i.e. all the relevant values of the input widget must be set. So if you click ok when the app starts, then you should get the pop-up message shown in the last page. The reset button must set the app to the initial start state.  Widget must align vertically as well as horizontally with their matching widget   Application must designed as a class. Application must be responsive: The widget does not move when the main window is resized. Application must starts with missing input values. All the fields must be already filled out. Displaying a None value in your pop-up window. Frame Container…

Which is NOT true of the decorator design pattern? It requires modification of the way an object is used It allows us to detach new methods to an object at runtime It allows us to attach new methods to an object at runtime It allows us to combine several features in a scaleable manner

6.  You are writing a game's weapon-spawning system. The weapon that's spawned is completely randomized. There are a few base types of weapons, but some of these have one or more additional functions. The additional functions can apply to any of the types of weapons. Which design pattern is the most useful here?   Question options:   Adapter   Null Object   Decorator   Proxy

You have some questionable legacy code (that doesn't use interfaces) that you want to enhance, but you don't want to risk breaking other code that uses it. Which pattern would you use? Decorator Null Object O Adapter Proxy

Write an application starting with ProjectTemplate. Name the class AgeCalcApp. The app needs to prompt the user for the following information:Enter person's nameEnter the year of last birthdayEnter the year of birthWhen the Run button is clicked, the display should read[name] is [age] years old (where name is the person's name and age is the person's age)

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