Create a JavaFX application that implements a short survey. The first question should ask the user for his or her favorite colorand present the choices "red", "orange", and "green" in a radio buttons.The second question should ask the user for his or her age and present the choice in a spinner with the range 10-100. Third and finalquestion should ask the user to select his or her favorite programming language from the choices "Java","C++","Python", and C# presented in a choiceboxAdd a button, that when clicked , summarizess the user's selections.

Create a JavaFX application that implements a short survey. The first question should ask the user for his or her favourite color and present the choices “red”, “orange”, “blue”, and “green” in radio buttons. The second question should ask the user for his or her age and present the choice in a spinner with the range 10–100

Create a JavaFx application that draws a pattern of evenly spaced circles Use four constants to control the pattern: Cycle the colors of the circles through red, green, and blue the number of circles to draw the radius of the first circle the change in the radius of each subsequent circle the change in the x-coordinate of the circle

Create a JavaFX GUI with a GridPane of Labels with eight rows and nine columns.  Remember that the row and column indices are zero based, and that GridPane's setters use the column index first and the row index second.  Set the text of each Label to the *sum* of the row number and the column number.  For example, the text of the label at row 3, column 2, should be "5." Set the text for the Labels in the same nested loops you use to create the Labels.  If you write 72 different lines of code to set the text, you are doing it wrong! You do not need to use event handlers in this checkpoint. Write a .css file that gives the labels a color scheme you like.  Remember the odd syntax for linking stylesheets to JavaFX GUIs.  Where sc is a reference to the Scene:sc.getStylesheets().add(getClass().getResource("application.css").toExternalForm());

Write an application named, Lab14.java. This application will do the following: 1. Display an introductory message 2. Choose a random word from the file, wordlist.txt, and display it 3. Disguise the selected word, and display it 4. Ask the user whether to continue, i.e., whether to repeat steps 2, 3, and 4, or quit the application Once the user chooses to stop the application: 5. Display the total number of vowels hidden 6. Display the total number of consonants hidden 7. Display termination message The user will be asked whether to continue playing and will indicate that another game is to be played by answering ‘y’ or ‘Y’ in response to the question, “Want to play again?” asked by the program after displaying each chosen word and its disguised version. If the user’s response is any character other than ‘y’ or ‘Y’, the totals are displayed and then the application termination message is displayed. See examples below. About randomly choosing a word from the file, wordlist.txt, found on…

Create a JavaFX application that draws a pattern of evenly spaced circles.• Use four constants to control the pattern:            • the number of circles to draw (text field).            • the radius of the first circle (text field).            • the change in the radius of each subsequent circle (text field).            • the change in the x-coordinate of the circle (text field).• Every text field should have an appropriate label.• Cycle the colors of the circles through red, green, and blue.• Create a “Draw” button to draw the circles. Include a test table with four test cases, and screen captures showing the successful compiling and running of each of the test cases.Each screen capture should be properly labeled and indicate what the screen capture represents. The test table should include the following columns: test case #, input, expected output, actual output, andpass/fail. Make sure to test the methods of all classes. Test cases test all the requirements of the class. Each test…

Create JavaFX application that displays similar picture. You can use your own color palette. You do not have to match sizes exactly.

ConnectedCircles.java, allows the userto create circles and determine whether they are connected. Rewrite the programfor rectangles. The program lets the user create a rectangle by clicking amouse in a blank area that is not currently covered by a rectangle. As the rectanglesare added, the rectangles are repainted as filled if they are connected orare unfilled otherwise, as shown in Figure b–c.

In Java, create a user interface that has a top bar that includes a menu. The menu should have four items. When the user selects the first menu option, then the date and time should be printed in a text box. When the user selects the second menu option, then the text box contents should be written to a text file named "log.txt." When the user selects the third menu item then the frame background color changes to random color hue of the color green. The menu option should display the initial random hue each time selected for a single execution of the program. See https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp When the user selects the fourth menu option then the program exits. Thank you