Question 4: Write the main function, which calculates edit distance between two strings The actual process of calculating edit distance is too advanced for us right now, so we're going to do a simplified solution that only works on special cases -- cases where both words are the same length. Your code must meet the following requirements: • Accept two strings from a file or user • Raise an error and stop if the strings are not the same length. This should also inform the user that there is a problem, and what that problem is. • Uses a loop to cycle through the letters in the words and, when the letters at the current position are not the same, calls your function SubChar. • Tracks how many times you call SubChar -- this is the edit distance. • Checks to make sure that the two strings are now identical • Tells the user what the edit distance was.

visual basic, make a code that display a savings account balance for each of 5 years using rates from 3% to 7% in increments of 1%. Private Sub btnCalc_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnCalc.Click Dim dblDeposit As DoubleDim dblBalance As Double Double.TryParse(txtDeposit.Text, dblDeposit) txtBalance.Text = "Rate" & ControlChars.Tab &"Year" & ControlChars.Tab & "Balance" &ControlChars.NewLine End Sub

HTML/CSS JAVASCRIPT please help me answer this question I will give you a good rating Thank you! Given the following word search application, which searches for words in paragraphs, modify it so that it     Adds two spans tab within the HTML within the designated new "Illustate" text segments as shown below. Has a new click event which searches the occurrence of the word within all span tabs residing                within the first div container , then highlights the text in the span tab which contains the word c) In the same routine, count the number of times ( using a global variable) that the word is found Within the object array loop for span tabs ( where the indexOf statement is located) and after all span tabs are highlighted, send that number to a new html element ( a div, h1, span, p choice is up to you). The count should be continually accumulated and should show the total number of times a word is found in a span tab for all user activated clicks of the search button for…

Hi, can you help me with the indentation in this code, please.   import csv# Define global variablesstudent_fields = ['ID', 'name', 'courses', 'absences', 'm1', 'm2', 'm3', 'total']student_database = 'students.csv'def display_menu():print("--------------------------------------")print(" Welcome to Student Management System")print("---------------------------------------")print("1. Add New Student")print("2. View Students")print("3. Search Student by iD")print("4. Search Student by courses")print("5. Delete Student")print("6. Quit")def add_student():print("-------------------------")print("Add Student Information")print("-------------------------")global student_fieldsglobal student_databasestudent_data = []for field in student_fields:value = input("Enter " + field + ": ")student_data.append(value)with open(student_database, "a", encoding="utf-8") as f:writer = csv.writer(f)writer.writerows([student_data])print("Data saved successfully")input("Press any key to continue")returndef…

Using C# in a visual studio form, Create an application. Add  a label and a button to the form. The button’s Click event procedure should add the  number 1 to the contents of a class-level Integer variable named intNumber and then  display the variable’s contents in the label. Code the application. Be sure to enter the  three Option statements above the Public Class clause. Save the solution and then start  and test the application. Next, change the class-level variable to a static variable.

Open the application in the folder under the coursework. Open the HTML file and notice that an Invoice Date field has been added. Then, open the HTML file and notice that it includes a getFormattedDate() function that formats the Date object that’s passed to it in MM/DD/YYYY format and then returns the date string. Start the application, enter a subtotal, and click the Calculate button. Note that nothing is displayed in the Invoice Date field. In the click() event handler for the Calculate button, add code that gets the current date and formats it using the getFormattedDate() function. Then, add code that provides a default value of the formatted current date for the invoice date. Note that if an invoice date is entered, that date isn’t validated. Add code that sets the value of the Invoice Date field. If you’ve done this right, the application should display the current date when you click the Calculate button without entering anything in the Invoice Date field.   <!DOCTYPE…