For Python, using IDLE Write a program to read in a web page, process the data, and write out the quotes to the screen called _PA32 that will scrape the webpage https://quotes.toscrape.com/page/2/ onto your program screen. Make sure to include your student id in the first print statement of the program and output the parsed quotes with their authors. Create a function named readwebpage which opens the url https://quotes.toscrape.com/page/2/ parses the data using a second function and the outputs the quotes and authors using a 3rd function. Take a screenshot of your completed program and another of your output

USE THE SIMPLE PYTHON CODE PLEASE   The username code. The company can choose the specific criteria for the username. The criteria is as follows: a minimum length, a minimum number of capital letters, and a minimum number of special characters. Special charters are [$, #, ^, %, . etc]. You will turn in three .py files. The first file called main.py contains your main interface. The second file called functions.py contains all the functions your main code. The third file called parameters.py contains the parameters of the code: the special character list, the minimum length, the minimum number of special characters, the minimum number of capital letters, and the number of tries the user gets to input user name.  Your code operates as follows. Display the criteria for the username. Prompt the user to input a username. If the username does not meet criteria, tell the user why and re prompt to enter in a username. Repeat until you reach the maximum number of tries allowed.

Management has given you the greenlight to create the product portion of the web application. Create a Product class with the following attributes:       a. Price       b. Name       c. Description       d. Id Create a ShoppingCart.js file and include it in the products page. In the script, create an empty array to store the items added to the cart. Create a products array and create a product object for each of your products and store it in the products array when the script loads. The shopping cart script should have the following functions:           a. add - Takes an id, finds the product object in the products array and adds it to the items purchased array.        b. remove - Takes an id and removes the corresponding object from the items purchased array.        c. Returns html for displaying the items in the cart. Create a products.html page. Add 5 product images to the page. Under each product add an add to cart button. Make the id property of the button the id for the product.…

Lab Tasks – complete these Use the information provided here, in the slideshow and in chapter 12 of our text to do the following exercise.   Step 1: On the desktop or wherever you will be saving your java program, use notepador other basic text editor (NOT WORD) to create a .txt file.  In this file, type out a list of 10 integers (one on each line or with a space between each). Save. Do this manually.  Not with Java.   Step 2. Now write a program with the following: 1) In the program creating a File object that connects to the .txt file that you just created. 2) Add code that will check if the file exists and if it doesn’t, it will create it.  (Yes, we know it definitely exists but do this part anyway.) 3) Set up a Scanner so that you can read the values from the file and print them to the screen using a loop.  You will probably need to use the .hasNext() method. Also, you may want to set up a counter to keep track of how many values there are for future use. (Note that the .length()…

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D Listeh A list in Python can be composed of which of the following data types? Integers O Strings Other Lists O All of the above Pa Next Page

Assignment Create a simple JavaScript calculator. The Calculator needs to do the following STRANGE functions: • Only has buttons for numbers 0 to 7 • Buttons are aligned in a shape of a triangle like this: 12 4567 + • Operations are aligned below the numbers as seen above. • Please ZIP everything (HTML, JS, Javascript, images, everything.) into one zipped file and submit it. • Only ZIPPED file with .zip extension are accepted.

STEP 1: Begin work within your Jupyter Notebook by importing the following modules:     import numpy as np     import pandas as pd     from matplotlib import pyplot as plt     import re Jupyter Notebooks   Q1. Within your Jupyter Notebook, write the code for a Python function called def parseWeatherByYear(year) : This function will parse an html page containing weather for an entire year of data for the city of Toronto. The html pages containing weather data can be downloaded from: https://www.extremeweatherwatch.com/cities/toronto/year-2023 The file to parse for this lab however can be downloaded here: https://matrix.senecacollege.ca/~danny.abesdris/prg550.232/labs/lab6/torontoWeather.2023.html The html file itself contains markers as where to begin parsing the data to extract. The 3 pieces of data that must be extracted consist of the high and low temperatures (in degrees Celsius) as well as the amount of precipitation (in cm) for every day so far in the current year (2023). A series…