JSP files run one JSP scriptlet and one JSP expression. If the scriptlet defines a local variable, the JSP expression may use it. The JSP expression will follow the scriptlet, so assume that. Is this accurate?

In C++ Could someone Write a program that will read a document/txt file thats written in ASCII and converts it into normal text and then display the text on the screen. I wanna know what some more professional ones look like becaume mine looks pretty jumbled

Create a C++ program containing a deque container that possesses the unique property of expanding at both its front and back ends. Initially, the deque holds the elements (2, 3, 4). Modify the program to include values 1 and 5, inserting 1 at the front and 5 at the back. Consequently, when the program is executed, the deque container should exhibit the values (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).

In c++ i have a .dat file tha contains the following 123-45-6789 Kirk James 44.7 88.99 0.0175 124-89-0007 Bond Jane 45.6 65.75 0.04 405-77-8911 Puff Blossom 40 33.88 0.03 405-10-9871 Puff Buttercup 41.2 45.66 0.047 223-03-8761 Puff Bubbles 37.8 33.44 0.015 980-11-2201 Joneski Kasey 23.1 10.77 0.033 115-88-7619 Crooke I.M.A. 25.4 88.75 0.02 777-00-1232 Smith Alias 43.5 22.3 0.034 345-89-0022 DeMann Stan 56.7 29.45 0.065 210-37-1192 Jones Jeane 48.9 20.33 0.025 103-22-4321 Smith Alias 33.5 19.67 0.063   i have working code that reads the file but I have no idea on how to pass pointers of each variable i have to the void calculations() functions to be able to see wich person has over time and such   #include <iostream>#include <fstream> void calculations();int main() { string ssn ,lastname, firstname;float hours, pay_hour, personal_tax_rate ifstream myfile ("employee.dat"); while (myfile >> ssn >> lastname >> firstname >> hours >> pay_hour…