Write a JSP that will display the submitted user data

Write an HTML file that would display the page below.  You don’t need to write any CSS – assume that the styles have been set up for you in a file called styles.css.  You also don’t need to write out all of the text in the table cells, just enough to make it clear.    

Write a JSP that displays a list of users (this would be trigged by a separate request, but uses the same User class).  Assume that a list of User objects has been added to the request object under the key “users”.  Display a table containing each user’s username and real name.

Write a compareTo method for the Puma class that uses two instance variables to determine order: name (String) and maxSpeed (int). The ordering of Puma established by this class is: Order first by maxSpeed, in ascending order. Order second by name, in ascending lexicographical order (String’s compareTo). If both variables are the same between the instances, the pumas are equal. You do not have to add the code for the instance variables.

Write an interface called Drawable. It will have a default method named hasColor that takes no arguments and returns true. It will also have an abstract method named draw that takes in an instance of a Shape class and does not return anything.

Briefly explain why we should use generics when implementing the Comparable interface.

Shared Instructions Indicate the result of the snippet of code, assuming that it is in a main method of a class. More specifically, you must indicate one of the following: the output of the code, if the code compiles and runs without errors which statement(s) don’t compile (line #s, first line is #1) and why, if the code doesn’t compile when put in a main method the type of runtime error and the statement that caused it (line #, first line is #1) if the code compiles but doesn’t run properly Shared Code public class W { // In W.java public String toString() { return “W”; } public String sW() { return “1”; } } public class X extends W { // In X.java public String toString() { return “X”; } public String sX() { return “2”; } } public class Y extends X {} // In Y.java public class Z extends W {} // In Z.java Unique Snippet X x = new X(); W w = x; System.out.print(w.toString());

The image below represents which stage of mitosis?

In RNA, which nucleotide replaces T?

Answer the following question regarding the cell cycle. You can use the image below to assist in answering the question. The image represents the cell cycle which is a series of events that a cell goes through as it grows and divides into two daughter cells.  Which stage contains telophase?