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When you make taffy (a pliable candy), you must heat the candy mixture to 270 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sergeeva-Olga [200]

Explanation:

Here's my solution:

import java.util.Scanner; // We start by importing the Scanner, which enables us to put in values

public class Main // our class. Name doesn't really matter here.

{ // Open the brackets of the class.

public static void main(String[] args) { // This is our main method. It will run when we run the class.

System.out.println("Starting Taffy Timer..."); // When we start the timer, we will print out that we do so

Scanner re = new Scanner(System.in); // Import the scanner into the main method

int temp; // Define the integer called temperature that the user will put in

do { /* This is a do while loop -- it will go through the loop, and then it will check the value.

I decided to use this because we can define temperature without checking the value first.

What this loop is doing is taking in the temperature, and then checking if it's right. If

it's a high enough temperature, it will tell the user that it's ready, but if not, it won't. */

temp = re.nextInt(); // Allow the user to enter in the temperature

if(temp >= 270) { // if it's high enough, say that it's ready

System.out.println("Your taffy is ready for the next step!");

}

else { // if not, don't

System.out.println("The mixture isn't ready yet.");

}

while(temp < 270); // This makes sure that if it's ready for the next step, we don't have to continue

}

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3 years ago

The visitor's age is stored in the variable age, the day of the week is stored in a variable day, and the price in dollars is st

Hoochie [10]

Answer:

If a museum charges different prices based on the day of the week and age of the visitor. The pricing rules are shown below.

- On Tuesday and Thursday children 10 and under get in free ($ 0).

- For all other days and ages the cost is ten dollars ($ 10).

The code in python is;

if (day == 'Tuesday' or day == 'Thursday') and age <= 10:

price = 0

else:

price = 10

Explanation:

The logic of the algorithm suggests that that the conditional if-statement assigns zero to the price variable if the day variable is either Tuesday or Thursday and the child's age is 10 or below but assigns 10 to the price variable if the condition is not met.

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3 years ago

Have the javascript function CountingMinutes(str) take the str parameter being passed which will be two times (each properly for

jarptica [38.1K]

Using the knowledge in computational language in Java it is possible to write a code that function as CountingMinutes:

<h3>Writing the code in Java:</h3>

function CountingMinutes(str) {

// code goes here

// Declare variables for calculating difference in minutes

// variables in JavaScript are declared with "let" keyword

/* Build regelar expression which will match the pattern of "12houttime-12hourtime"

and extract time or hours in numbers from it */

let extractedTimeStringArray = str.match(/(\d+)\:(\d+)(\w+)-(\d+)\:(\d+)(\w+)/);

// extractedTimeStringArray array will be like- ["1:00pm-11:00am", "1", "00", "pm", "11", "00", "am", index: 0, input: "1:00pm-11:00am", groups: undefined] for str = "1:00pm-11:00am"

// console.log('object', time)

// Extract array value at 1st index for getting first time's hours (ie time before hyphen like 1:00pm in 1:00pm-11:00am ) (like 11 from 11:32am) and convert them to minutes by multiplying by 60

let mintsOfFirstTimeFromHours = extractedTimeStringArray[1] * 60;

// Extract array value at 2nd index for getting first time's minutes like 32 from 11:32am

let mintsOfFirstTimeFromMints = extractedTimeStringArray[2];

// Extract array value at 4th index for getting second time's hours (ie time after hyphen like 11:00am in 1:00pm-11:00am ) and convert them to minutes by multiplying by 60

let mintsOfSecondTimeFromHours = extractedTimeStringArray[4] * 60;

// Extract array value at 5th index for getting second time's minutes like 32 from 11:32am

let mintsOfSecondTimeFromMints = extractedTimeStringArray[5];

// if second time's 12 hour time is in pm

if (extractedTimeStringArray[6] === "pm") {

// Add 12 * 60 = 720 minutes for 12 hrs

mintsOfSecondTimeFromHours += 720;

}

// if first time's 12 hour time is in pm

if (extractedTimeStringArray[3] === "pm") {

// Add 12 * 60 = 720 minutes for 12 hrs to first time

mintsOfFirstTimeFromHours += 720;

// Add 12 * 60 *2 = 1440 minutes for 24 hrs to second time

mintsOfSecondTimeFromHours += 1440;

}

// Calculate output minutes difference between two times separated by hyphen

str = (mintsOfSecondTimeFromHours - mintsOfFirstTimeFromHours) + (mintsOfSecondTimeFromMints - mintsOfFirstTimeFromMints);

// return calculated minutes difference

return str;

}

// keep this function call here

// call the function and console log the result

console.log(CountingMinutes("1:00pm-11:00am"));

// output in console will be- 1320

See more about Java at: brainly.com/question/12975450

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2 years ago

You will start by doing a bit of research on viewfinders and LCD displays on digital cameras. After you feel that you have an un

Lemur [1.5K]

Answer:

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Explanation:

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3 years ago

Given the following code fragment, what is the data type of roster[9] .name? struct student { string name; double gpa; }; studen

SVETLANKA909090 [29]

roster[50] is an array of "students", so roster[9] is a "student". Therefore, roster[9].name is a string.

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3 years ago

PLS HURRY!! Look at the image below!