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Write a programme to enter a sentence ;read the entered sentence which terminates with a full stop.the words are to be seperated with a single blank space and are in lower case.arrange the words contained in the sentence according to the length of the word in ascending order.if two words are of same length then the word occuring first in the entered sentence should come first.both input and output sentence must begi with upper case.

Write a code that takes in a person's height in inches and weight in pounds and outputs it in centimeters and kilograms. (1 in = 2.54cm , 1kg = 2.2 lbs.)
Can you help me how to write the code?
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create the following web page named "QuestionPaper.jsp".
1)8 litres are drawn from a cask full of wine and is then filled with water.This operation is performed three more times.The ratio of the quantity of wine now left in cask to that of the water is 16:65.How much wine did the cask hold originally
a)18 litres
b)24litres
c)32litres
d)42litres
Next
a)When you click the Next button,it should invoke another jsp the named "AnswerValidator.jsp".
b)"AnswerValidator.jsp" should accept the answer from the "QuestionPaper.jsp" and it should display the answer.

how to retrieve data from database trigger to hibernate

Create a new project in BlueJ called Assignment1. All classes for the assignment are to be saved in this project.

2. Create the required classes for the project - there should be at least three (3) classes: User, Phone and Battery. You can have any number of additional classes you think are required.

3. Class basics:
User – a user owns 1 phone, they also have a name and an amount per month they pay for their phone
Phone – a phone has a brand, a model and 1 battery. It must also store information about the phone such as whether the phone is on, if it is locked, last dialled number etc (see below)
Battery – a battery has a life i.e. the charge left in the battery and a maximum life (see below)

4. Constructors: all classes must have at least 1 alternate constructor that accepts input parameters used to initialise the class attributes (done in the body of the constructor).