Write JavaFx Program : Create a text editor that will allow user to save and create text doc- ument. This text editor should have; i) a small permanent dictionary that can suggest words to user, ii) a temporary dictionary that would save the words used by user in current document and suggest words depending upon both of these dictionaries, iii) allow user to drag/drop charts and other stuff into your text editor (if it is possible but not required) iv) allow users to create their own charts/flow diagrams and you can keep adding functionality.

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PYTHON ONLY PLZZZZ   Create a car object with the following attributes and actions: Name Make Model Year price Actions: Compute the age of the car Compute the cost plus a 9% tax Compute a 10% depreciation for every 5 years To string  Test your object: Ask the user for all the information compute using all the actions of the object print using the to string action Describe the numbers and text you print. Do not just print numbers or strings to the screen explain what each number represents.

Good evening, I am trying to write a video game on python with an animation with pygame import pygame pygame.init() #game windowscreen_width = 700 screen_height = 351 screen = pygame.display.set_mode((screen_width, screen_height))pygame.display.set_caption('Battle of Mr.Thon') #load images#background imagebackground_img = pygame.image.load('C:\Users\evaam\OneDrive - JUNIA Grande école d\'ingénieurs\Prog\image\Background\Background.png.png').convert_alpha() #function for drawing backgrounddef draw_bg():    screen.blit(background_img, (0, 0))    run = Truewhile run:     #draw background    draw_bg()        for event in pygame.event.get():        if event.type ==pygame.QUIT:            run=False     pygame.display.update() pygame.quit()   BUT when I try to run the program python tells me that there is a syntax error for .convert_alpha()  and when I delete it, python says that there is a syntax error in the blank line below background_img   Kind regards, Cordialy, EA