Write a GUI-based program that allows the user to convert temperature values between degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius. The interface should have labeled entry fields for these two values.

Create a GUI error message that pops up if the user enters invalid information into the GUI

Give an example of a program that creates a GUI with at least one button and several textfields. Some of the textfields should be for input and others for output. Make the output textfields uneditable. When the button is clicked, the input fields should be read, some calculation performed and the result displayed in the output textfield(s).

In previous chapters, you have created a number of programs for Carly's Catering. Now, create an interactive GUI program that allows the user to enter the number of guests for an event into a text field; if the value entered is not numeric, set the event price to 0. Also allow the user to choose one entree from a group of at least four choices, up to two side dishes from a group of at least four choices, and one dessert from a group of at least three choices. Display the cost of the event as $35 per person; as the user continues to make selection changes, display a list of the current items chosen. If a user attempts to choose more than two side dishes, remove all the current side dish selections so that the user can start over. Save the program as JCarlysCatering.java.

Create a new “GoodJob” project.  Run Visual Studio and select C# Windows Application. When you first start a C# project you must name your Project. You cannot name your project after you create it.  You must name git when you first begin.  So, call this first project “GoodJob”.    Now you should see an empty GUI window show up. This GUI window is called the Designer Window. Your Toolbox should be to the left and your properties window should be to the right of this Designer window.  If you need help getting started with Visual Studio, (Study chap. 1 of your textbook / PP slides), plus the Yutube links, it shows you how to start a new Project and start adding components.  We are going to add 3 components to this Project. A Label and 2 Buttons.  The Label should say “Hello World” and the Buttons should say “GoodJob” and “Exit”.  The Label should be near the top in the center and the Buttons should be near the bottom in the center.  Make sure to give these components names by using the…

A software company sells a package that retails for $99. Quantity discounts are given according to the following table: Quantity Discount 10-19 10% 20-49 20% 50-99 30% 100 or more 40%  Write a GUI program that asks the user to enter the number of packages purchased. The program should then display the amount of the discount (if any) and the total amount of the purchase after the discount. A successful test run of the program for different inputs is as shown below:

Exercise 2: Write the program that creates the following interface. Use the appropriate layout manager. E Input Checking Input 1 Check 1 Input 2 Check 2

Provide me the similar output

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create a simple game of your choice in java. Requirements must include: 1. There will need to be a game window implemented as a JFrame.2. Your game must provide instructions to the player.3. You must have at least two different visual elements (buttons, labels, text fields, etc.) – at a minimum!4. There must be a way for the user to interact with the game that causes some visual elements to change their appearance.For example, clicking on a button that represents a playing card could flip the card over to show its value, or correctlytyping in the answer to a riddle could cause a smiley face to appear.5. Your game should have some sort of score or goal. The level of success/total points should be displayed.6. Be sure to design your game using good object-oriented coding principles. Make appropriate use of collections like arrays or ArrayLists and loop over them to avoid unnecessary code repetition. If relevant, consider storing data needed by your game in a file so that it can be…