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Given the view definition CREATE VIEW GTEmps AS  SELECT Email, Job Title  FROM Jobs  WHERE EmpName = ‘GT’; Which values are in the result of this query: SELECT JobTitleFROM GTEmps;

Explain in your own words what is modular program? What are the benefits of writing modular programming?  

You are provided with the following code that calculates an employee’s annual and monthly salary based on their hourly wage:   1 import javax.swing.JOptionPane; 2  3 public class Salary { 4     public static void main(String[] args) { 5         // Get the hourly wage from the user 6         String input = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(“Enter your hourly wage:”); 7         int hourlyWage = Integer.parseInt(input); // Convert input to an integer 8  9         // Calculate annual and monthly salary10         int annualSalary = hourlyWage * 40 * 50;11         int monthlySalary = annualSalary / 12;12 13         // Display the results using JOptionPane14         JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, “Annual salary is: ” + annualSalary);15         JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, “Monthly salary is: ” + monthlySalary);16     }17 }   Refactor this code using modular programming. Specifically, you must break the program down into methods that each perform a single task.

A couple is planning their wedding and would like you to create a modular Java program that will help them determine how much they should budget for their reception (party).  They would like the program to allow them to enter the number of guests to invite, dinner costs (per guest), entertainment cost, and the party room rental fees.  The user of the program will be prompted for each value identified.  They would like the program to show them a report that includes the total costs and number of guests entered. Note: Java code is NOT needed to answer this question.   Just identify the methods for this program and in which order these methods need to be called in the main method.

Write a complete method in java (method header and body) that will accept the temperature in Celcius, convert it to Fahrenheit, and return it. Use the following formula for the conversion: (°F) = (Temperature in degrees Celsius (°C) * 9/5) + 32 

Please type your response to the writing prompt above into the text box. You can write as much as you want, but aim for a minimum of one-paragraph with 8-10 sentences.

 Identify: The author who lists the six logical terms of the first American treaty with the Wampanoag people, faithfully kept for fifty-four years, until 1675, when Metacomet, or King Philip, began attacks that became known as King Philip’s War against the immigrants on their land. This war ending the treaty is the one that includes the events described by Mary Rowlandson.

Identify the title of the quote:    “My list of virtues contained at first but twelve; but a Quaker friend having kindly informed me that I was generally thought proud; that my pride showed itself frequently in conversation; that I was not content with being in the right when discussing any point, but was overbearing, and rather insolent, of which he convinced me by mentioning several instances; I determined endeavoring to cure myself, if I could, of this vice or folly among the rest, and I added Humility to my list, giving an extensive meaning to the word.”  

Identify title of quote:   “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Identify the author: This author published over four hundred works. Some of his most engaging writings deal with the witchcraft trials at Salem, which illustrate central tensions between the Puritan worldview and an emerging, science-based modern order. He was only indirectly involved in the witch trial prosecutions. He was recognized as having an interest in scientific investigation of the natural world. He took a public stand in favor of inoculation during Boston’s smallpox epidemic in 1721-22, causing many to condemn him. He approached the study of witchcraft in much the same way he approached other physical, mental, and spiritual phenomena.