Which directives appear in the .mount file that are not in the .automount file? Are there any directives in the .automount file that are not in the .mount file? If so, which ones?

You will develop a client side and a Servlet program that will work with a database. 1. The client (front end) should have a title "NJIT Credit Union", centered. 2. The client should have a background color. 3. The client should have a text field with label 'UserID' where user will enter userID (integer) and a Submit button with text "Submit". 4. An unsuccessful authentication should have a message printed on the screen, in red, stating that "Your authentication has failed, please try again.” (no pop up message). At this point the text field should get cleared and ready to accept a new input. Your program should not exit. 5. A successful authentication should be followed by a message on the screen, in green, stating that "Your authentication is successful" (no pop up message). 6. There should be two other text boxes with label "Deposit" and "Withdraw" where user will enter an amount (you should accommodate for decimals). These two text boxes should only be enabled after successful…

How do you pass the file name as a command-line argument? Show that in the code with the screenshot of the output of the text file being read in the terminal.

It is not apparent what will happen if an incorrectly coded software is executed. What will happen when I type in the code for frmProgram? The event handler for the command button may be displayed? What, exactly, does the Unload Me statement serve? If a file is executable, what are its goals?

It's not apparent what will happen if an incorrectly coded software is executed. What will happen after the frmProgram code has been written? Is it possible to display the event handler for the command button? The sentence "Unload Me" has a function, but what is it? What does an executable file do?

How can data be written to the end of a text file? A. By setting the mode parameter in the open statement to "w". B. By using the append() method. C. By using the writeAppend() command. D. By setting the mode parameter in the open statement to "a".   Lines read from a text file A. are written as they are read. B. are deleted from the file as they are read. C. include trailing line breaks. D. are superfluous.   How can a file be opened for writing? A. A file can be opened for writing by using the openWrite() command. B. A file can be opened for writing by using the writeOpen() command. C. A file can be opened for writing by including a mode parameter set to "a" or "w" in the open() command. D. A file can be opened for writing by omitting the mode parameter in the open() command.   What happens if you write lines of text to a file without including the line breaks? A. Python automatically adds a line break to each line. B. The file will consist of a single…

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE? L. Variable names in MatLab are case sensitive. II. The workspace window keeps track of the folders currently open in Matlab's directory. II. To close the Matlab window, type quit and then press enter. IV. In Matlab, an output of 1 means FALSE while 0 means TRUE. A. LILl and IV B. I and IIl only C. Il and II only D. I and Il only

why does the directory listing say "this folder is empty" when showed from the CLI that it is not empty

Write a series of statements that, given an initialised variable fileName, produces a file with the name given by fileName and a single line that says "This Is File: " followed by the file's name. Check that the data saved to the file has been removed from the buffer and that all system resources used by these lines have been released. (Don't worry about any possible cases here; imagine they are taken care of somewhere else.)

You need to create a text file using jEdit or another text editor (NOT a word processor such as MS-Word) with your answers to problems 1 and 2 below. This file is to be submitted electronically. Do NOT use any formarother than text to create your file. Name your file HW1-.txt(Do NOT type the ''.) 1. Explain what the effect of each of the following commands would be if entered at the Bash prompt? Be as specific as possible. a) Is *.cpp b) cp_/progl.py myDir c) rm_[ABC]* d) Is I wc -1 e) rm ??? [!1-3]