During which pаrt оf the 'Meet the Crаyfish' lessоn dо students observe live crаyfish?
Jоe оperаtes а lоcаl gardening and tree trimming business. Joe also does some light landscaping work for a few of his commercial accounts. Joe is very successful and has enough clients to keep him busy, along with at least three workers, working six days a week. Occasionally, a client rents a piece of equipment from Joe’s business. Clients sometime take their time paying for Joe’s services and, therefore, Joe is sometimes late paying his bills. Joe’s capital is only about $25,000, most of which consists of his new $20,000 truck and his assortment of lawnmowers, chainsaws, edgers, and gardening equipment. Joe’s wife handles the books, yet is not involved in actual business operations. Should Joe continue to operate his gardening and tree trimming business as a sole proprietorship? Explain.
Midterm Exаm Overview:Yоu will be wоrking оn creаting а Photo List application from scratch. I have provided an image with some style recommendations; if you do not see a style recommendation for a particular HTML element, use any styling you want to make your page look like Figure 1 below. The text under Colors on the Figure 1 should be set to white if the "luminance" property on the colors array is less than 70.Figure 1 Instructions Download "photo_share.zip" from under the Midterm module. I have provided some style recommendations in Figure 1 above, but other than that you are free to style this page however you wish. When the HTML page first loads, you should use JavaScript to load the 3 items from photo-data.js like shown on Figure 1. When the "Add" button is clicked, you will need to make sure that the 3 fields (column number, color name, and luminance value) are not empty. You don't have to check for invalid values, you can assume the user will enter the valid types. If any of the fields are missing, you will display a message (All fields are required.) like the following: If all of the fields are populated, then the color is added to the appropriate place. If row number is 2, color name is "Sky Blue", luminance is 60, and color value is #7accff then it will look like the following: Once the color is added, you should clear the column number, color name, color and luminance value fields. When the "Remove" button is clicked, make sure that the "column number" and "row number" field above the button is populated. If any of those fields are missing, you will display an alert message (All fields are required). You don't have to check for invalid values. If both of the fields are populated, then the corresponding color will be removed and the 2 input fields should be cleared like shown below:Before clicking Remove:After clicking Remove: Testing and guidance The list will keep on growing as you add new colors. If you refresh your browser page, the colors list will be reset to the original from Figure 1. Using what you have learned so far in the class, you can implement this page any way you want. The page does not need to look exactly like my example but try your best to make it look similar. Grading Criteria I will be grading as per following: 70 points for the page working as expected. 20 points for the page's styling. 10 points for the neatness of the code written. Submission Once you are done, please put all your files in a zip file named with the format lastname_firstname_midterm.zip. Please not add any unnecessary files or folders to the zip file, I will deduct 5 points for this.