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How does our behavior change when we know we're being watched?

Computers and Technology

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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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I can't even say this is an answer

If there isn't a specific answer for this, I think it depends on everyone. Maybe they'd behave better knowing that their actions are being monitored. Who in their right mind is going to act like a lunatic when they know people are watching.

I think it will most likely alter their attitude in a positive way but it will also most likely be fake actions put on show

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Import java.awt.GridLayout;

Vikki [24]

Answer:

public class ConversionCalculator extends JFrame {

private JLabel inch_Label, meter_Label, cm_Label, yard_Label;

private JButton clear, calculate, exit;

private JTextField inch_tf, cm_tf, meters_tf, yards_tf;

public ConversionCalculator()

{

exitButtonHandler exitB;

clearButtonHandler clearB;

calcButtonHandler calcB;

setTitle("Conversion Calculator");

setSize(600,200);

setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

//The first layout we use will be 1 row with three columns

setLayout(new GridLayout(1,3));

//initialize all the components

inch_Label = new JLabel("Inches");

meter_Label = new JLabel("Meters");

cm_Label = new JLabel("Centimeters");

yard_Label = new JLabel("Yards");

clear = new JButton("Clear");

calculate = new JButton("Calculate");

exit = new JButton("Exit");

inch_tf = new JTextField("0.00");

cm_tf = new JTextField("0.00");

meters_tf = new JTextField("0.00");

yards_tf = new JTextField("0.00");

JPanel panel1 = new JPanel();

panel1.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,2));

JPanel panel2 = new JPanel();

panel2.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,2));

JPanel panel3 = new JPanel();

panel3.setLayout(new GridLayout(3,1));

panel1.add(cm_Label);

panel1.add(cm_tf);

panel1.add(meter_Label);

panel1.add(meters_tf);

panel2.add(inch_Label);

panel2.add(inch_tf);

panel2.add(yard_Label);

panel2.add(yards_tf);

panel3.add(clear);

panel3.add(calculate);

panel3.add(exit);

add(panel1);

add(panel2);

add(panel3);

exitB = new exitButtonHandler();

exit.addActionListener(exitB);

clearB = new clearButtonHandler();

clear.addActionListener(clearB);

calcB = new calcButtonHandler();

calculate.addActionListener(calcB);

setVisible(true);

}

//public static void main(String[] args)

// {

// new ConversionCalculator();

//}

private class exitButtonHandler implements ActionListener

{

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)

{

//exits program

System.exit(0);

}

private class clearButtonHandler implements ActionListener

{

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)

{

//clear button sets all text fields to 0

inch_tf.setText("0.00");

meters_tf.setText("0.00");

yards_tf.setText("0.00");

cm_tf.setText("0.00");

}

private class calcButtonHandler implements ActionListener

{

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)

{

double inches, yards, meters, cms;

DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("0.00");

//parse strings in textbox into doubles

inches = Double.parseDouble(inch_tf.getText());

yards = Double.parseDouble(yards_tf.getText());

meters = Double.parseDouble(meters_tf.getText());

cms = Double.parseDouble(cm_tf.getText());

//we check which value has been tampered with and base our conversion off this

//because of this it is important that the user clears, or else it will do inch conversion

if(inches != 0.00)

{

cms = inches * 2.54;

meters = cms / 100;

yards = inches / 36;

cm_tf.setText(df.format(cms));

meters_tf.setText(df.format(meters));

yards_tf.setText(df.format(yards));

}

else if(yards != 0.00)

{

inches = yards / 36;

cms = inches * 2.54;

meters = cms / 100;

cm_tf.setText(df.format(cms));

meters_tf.setText(df.format(meters));

inch_tf.setText(df.format(inches));

}

else if(meters != 0.00)

{

cms = meters * 100;

inches = cms / 2.54;

yards = inches / 36;

cm_tf.setText(df.format(cms));

inch_tf.setText(df.format(inches));

yards_tf.setText(df.format(yards));

}

else if(cms != 0.00)

{

inches = cms / 2.54;

yards = inches / 36;

meters = cms / 100;

meters_tf.setText(df.format(meters));

inch_tf.setText(df.format(inches));

yards_tf.setText(df.format(yards));

}

Explanation:

Inside the action performed method, pass the strings in text box.
check if the value has been modified then do the relevant conversions inside the conditional statement.
When the user clears, it will not do to the inch conversion.

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Explanation:

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Answer:

1.)

def two(a, b) :

print(a+b)

print(a*b)

2.)

a = int(input('enter an integer values '))

b = int(input('Enter another integer value' ))

print(a+b)

print(a*b)

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Take side of a square from user and print area and perimeter of it.

def square(a):

area = a**2

perimeter = 4*a

print(area, perimeter)

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The first function named two, takes to arguments a and b ;

The sum of integers a and b is taken and displayed using ; print(a+b)

The product of integers a and b is taken and displayed using ; print(a*b)

2.)

User can enter an input and converted to an integer value using the command ;

int(input()) ; the sum and product of these values are displayed using :

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