Write a complete essay that does not use first (I, me, my, mine, we, us, our, etc.) or second  person pronouns (you, your. you’re, etc.) on one of the following topics:   Classify types of music genres. or Classify types of sports fans.

Assume you have the following .proto file. message Person    string name = 1;        int32 month = 2;        int32 day = 3;        int32 year = 4; } Assume this describes a request to the server, so the client wants to add a new person to their contacts with the above mentioned information. 1. Write the code for the client creating a correct proto Request of type Person and sending it over to the server. You can assume this is a part of the Client Code where we have a Socket, OutputStream and InputStream (of course this is only a snippet).             serverSock = new Socket(host, port);             out = serverSock.getOutputStream();             in = serverSock.getInputStream();   2. Write the code to read in the request on the server side and print out the name and birth year.   I do not care exactly about the Java Syntax in detail but I do want to see that you know how to handle proto, build and read the objects. Tip: Methods to read and write with proto on an OutputStream and InputStream writeDelimitedTo(out);  parseDelimitedFrom(in);  

The Daily Scrum Meetings should be used for problem solving.

Review the provided code for the Rewards Program. Identify at least five issues related to: Consistency and naming conventions. Code smells and maintainability. Logical correctness and future adaptability. For each issue: Explain the problem clearly. Propose a concrete improvement. Suggest one test case for the calcreward and one for gettype methods to ensure proper functionality.   public class Rewardz {     /**     * Calculates the total amount after applying discounts based on item count and spending.     *      * @param t Total amount spent by the customer     * @param i Number of items purchased     * @return Adjusted total amount after discounts     */    public double calcreward(double t, int i) {        if (i > 5) {            t = t – (t * 0.05); // 5% discount for more than 5 items        }        if (i > 15) {            t = t – (t * 0.1); // 10% discount for more than 15 items        }        if (t > 200) {            t = t – 20; // Flat $20 discount for spending over $200        }        return t;    }     /**     * Determines the customer’s reward tier based on spending history.     *      * @param p Number of purchases made      * @param sp Total spending across all purchases     * @return The customer reward tier as a string (“Gold”, “Silver”, “Bronze”)     */    public String gettype(int p, double sp) {        if (sp > 1000) {            return “gold”;        } else if (sp >= 500) {            return “silver”;        } else {            return “bronze”;        }    }     public void main(String[] args) {        Rewardz r = new Rewardz();        double reward = r.calcreward(250, 10);        System.out.println(“Total Reward: ” + reward);        String custType = r.gettype(8, 750);        System.out.println(“Customer Type: ” + custType);    }}

What type of pasta is known for its bowtie shape?

What two species of seafood from the Baltic and Black seas have the Germans learned to enjoy fresh, pickled, and smoked?

This famous Swiss-style French cheese is made in the lands surrounding the Jura Mountains in central France.

The national dish of Chile is a mixture of beans, corn, and squash called porotos granados.

Pigs’ feet and snouts often appear in sauerkraut recipes in northern Germany.

In what region of the world was fermented cabbage a well-known tradition long before the Hungarians made the first sauerkraut?