I’m a world-renowned fashion designer and I’m about to screen new models for next month’s Fashion Week. I made them all wear different numbers and what I want you to do is separate the even numbered models from the odd numbered ones and make sure they get to go first. I don’t care if they call it number discrimination, I just have a preference for even numbers, okay? It’s not weird! Input

Take a trip to a shopping centre, mall, or the main shopping district within your community. Choose a retail store in this location, Description such as a department store, DIY store, clothing shop, supermarket and so forth. The store you select must be one that has its products displayed on shelves and which would allow shoppers to enter and walk around the aisles to view the products close up. Alternatively, you can visit your favourite supermarket so long as it allows you to enter the store, walk around the aisle and pick up your own grocery. Step 2: Once you have identified the store, enter the store and select a product category within the store. Visit the product category and choose one product from this category and then answer the following questions in relation to that product that you have selected Your Tasks Guidelines Answer the following questions in relation to that product: Questions (1) Describe the product that you have chosen (2) Comment on the information provided on…

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Text data can be imported into your Excel worksheet and saved in Excel format. Which of the following is not used as a delimiter between elements or columns of text data? Select one: a. Semicolon b. Space c. Formula d. Comma

Cocullo's snake festival held on the 1st May in celebration of Saint Domenico must win awards for being not just one of Italy's strangest festivals, but also for being the most multi-cultural. The attraction of snakes seems to be a huge pull factor. The chef was tasked with reporting on the parade, so he decided to watch all the snakes first. When he sees the snake first, it will be his head, so he marks the "H". Snakes are long, and when they see the snake finally scurry away, they mark its tail with a "T". In the interim, when the snake is moving around it, or in the time between one snake and the next snake, it marks a ‘.'. Since the snakes come in a procession and one by one, a valid message would be something like "..H..T...HTH....T.", or "...", or "HT", while "T ...H..H.T", "H..T..H", "H..H..T..T" would be invalid messages (see explanation below). Formally, a snake is represented by an 'H' followed by some (possibly null) '.' and then 'T'. A valid message is one that begins with…

The following are excel sheets with column headings. Select all the themes that can be gleamed from the lists. Name of Spreadsheet: EQUIPMENT Column Headings: (Number, Description, AcquisitionDate, AcquisitionPrice) Name of Spreadsheet: COMPANY Column Headings: (Name, IndustryCode, Gross Sales, OfficerName, OfficerTitle) Select one or more: O a. COMPANY: Columns are CompanyID, CompanyName, CompanylndustryCode, CompanyGrossSales O b. SERVICE: Columns are ServicelD, Service Type, ServiceCharge, ServiceDate. O c. OFFICER Columns are OfficerlD, OfficerName, OfficerTitle O d. OWNER: Columns are OwnerlD, OwnerLastName, OwnerFirstName, OwnerPhone, OwnerEmail O e. EQUIPMENT: Columns are EquipmentNumber, EquipmentDescription, EquipmentAcquisitionDate, EquipmentPrice,

Kevin wants to utilize a Boolean operator to get information on two separate topics. Which Boolean operator should Kevin use to get the desired search results?

Websites not only give us information, but they also inspire designers in their layouts, illustrations, images, typefaces, and colors. Websites are dynamic and fluid, changing with each size device we view them on. Almost every design starts with some research, and one of the best places to do research is on the internet. As a designer you will spend time looking at websites and analyzing what works and what does not work. One thing that you will look at is color. It will most likely be a huge source of inspiration, but before you use color in your designs, you need to be able to correctly identify and describe it. For this discussion, find a website that uses colors that inspire you. Post the link of the site you are using for this exercise and then provide the answers to the following questions: What hues, shades, or tints can you identify? What color model is being used in the website? What color scheme is being used? Are the colors warm or cool? What emotions do the colors make…

web standards can mean many different things for many people. For some it could be table-free sites or using valid code. As you build your sites, there are many standards to adhere to in terms of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, DOM. etc and of course use best practices such as valid code and user-friendly interfaces. We'll explore several parts of standards here, but let's first: What constitutes “quality code”?  What are the challenges (and solutions) to producing quality code?

Mark the presentation statements that are true? O You do not need to know who your audience is when preparing and giving a presentation. O Small fonts are ok in in presentations. They allow you to fit a lot of information on one slide. O You should rehearse your presentation and be clear on who is speaking to each slide. O Oral presentations differ from written reports in timing (e.g., they have a specific time, start and ending, to which they must adhere. O A presentation has three main parts: Introduction, Body of Presentation, and the Conclusion.