Care for a Dance with Perl?

Hello Coders,

Please bid your skilled hand in completing a couple CGI/Perl assignments c/o my college owning a propensity to unload coding projects on me.

Two assignments, one taker–offer your most competitive rate. Plz see attached docs.Thanks and good night.

GP1/[NSTRUCXN]/gp1

OVERVIEW

Now that you’ve completed all of the assignments in Lesson 1
and have read chapters 1 through 3 in your textbook, you’re
ready to complete the Lesson 1 graded project. Working with
CGI and Perl for processing data is an essential part of your
learning foundation, so this graded project reflects those skills.
Throughout this graded project, you’ll use the skills that you’ve
gained throughout Lesson 1. Pay close attention to all of the
instructions so that your solution will be a success. Remember
to include all of the required components when you submit
your solution.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

As you progress through this graded project, you’ll be required
to complete a number of tasks in order to create your solution.
This graded project is based on Case Project 1 on page 77 of
your textbook. For this graded project, you’ll create an HTML
form and a CGI script for Lake College. The following instruc-
tions have been modified to meet the requirements for the
Unix server that you’ll be transferring your files to.

Lesson 1
Creating Your First CGI/Perl Form

EXAMINATION NUMBER:

40272900
Whichever method you use in submitting your exam

answers to the school, you must use the number above.

For the quickest test results, go to
http://www.takeexamsonline.com

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INSTRUCTIONS

1. Create a HTML document named c03case1.html. Note: Your form action
statement should be as follows:

Also, remember to include a Submit button.

2. This HTML form will allow the user to enter the student’s name and the number
of hours the student is enrolled for the semester. Reference pages 57–60 in your
textbook.

3. Create a CGI script named c03case1.cgi. Reference pages 48–57 in your text-
book. Note that the shebang line for the Unix server you’ll be using is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/perl

4. The CGI script should calculate the total due by multiplying the number hours
enrolled by $100 and then adding the room and board fee ($1,800) to the result.
Reference pages 50–57 in your textbook.

5. The script should then display the form data and the total due on a Web page.
Reference pages 60–68 in your textbook.

6. Transfer the c03case1.html file in binary mode to the public_html area of your
Unix server account and place it in the folder named PerlGPLesson1. You’ll need
to create this folder for your project.

7. Transfer the c03case1.cgi script in ASCII mode to the cgi-bin within the
public_html area of your Unix server account.

8. Set the permissions of the c03case1.cgi to 755.

9. Test your script on the server via your Web browser by typing in the
following URL:

http://unix.pennfoster.com/~username/PerlGPLesson1/c03case1.html

Examination, Lesson 122

PROJECT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

When you’ve completed your graded project, you’ll upload it to the Web hosting site.
If you need help, go to http://unix.pennfoster.com/~instructions/. Send your
course instructor an e-mail at edserv@pennfoster.com to let him or her know that
you’ve submitted your project. Name the project folder 40272900.

You’ll need to transfer the HTML file within the public_html area of your Unix server
account in a folder named PerlGPLesson1. The CGI script should be transferred to
the cgi-bin within the public_html area. All CGI scripts should be placed directly
within your cgi-bin without any folders.

GRADING CRITERIA

Your grade for this project will be based on the following items:

Student successfully created HTML form 25 points

Student successfully created the CGI script 25 points

CGI script successfully displayed the form data and the total due
as instructed 25 points

Student followed instructions appropriately 5 points

Project works appropriately 20 points

Total 100 points

Examination, Lesson 1 23

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GP2/[NSTRUCXN]/gp2

OVERVIEW

Now that you’ve completed all of the assignments in Lesson 5
of this study guide and have read Chapters 10, 11, and 12 in
your textbook, you’re ready to complete this graded project.
Working with CGI and Perl for processing data are essential
elements of your learning foundation, thus this graded project
reflects those skills. Throughout this graded project, you’ll
use the skills that you’ve gained throughout Lesson 5. Pay
close attention to all of the instructions so that your solution
will be a success. Remember to include all of the required
components when you submit your solution.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

As you progress through this graded project, you’ll be
required to complete a number of tasks in order to create this
solution. This graded project is based on Case Project 1 on
page 348 of your textbook. For this graded project, you’ll

Lesson 5
E-mail, Cookies, and Redirection

EXAMINATION NUMBER:

40273300
Whichever method you use in submitting your exam

answers to the school, you must use the number above.

For the quickest test results, go to
http://www.takeexamsonline.com

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create two HTML documents and a CGI script for Phoenix Industries. The following
instructions have been modified to meet the requirements for transferring files to a
Unix server.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Create an HTML document named c12case1a.html. Note: Your form action
statement should be as follows:

2. The HTML form will allow the user to enter his or her:

■ Name

■ Address

■ City

■ State

■ ZIP code

You’ll need to include a Submit button and a Reset button. Reference pages
57–60 in your textbook.

3. Create a CGI script named c12case1.cgi. Reference pages 48–57 in your text-
book. Note that the shebang line for the Unix server you’ll be using is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/perl

4. This CGI script should verify that the form data is complete before displaying
the data on a Web page. If one or more form entries are blank, the script should
immediately redirect the user’s browser to the c12case1b.html document. Hint:
Use the Location header to redirect the browser. Reference pages 338–341 in
your textbook.

5. Create a HTML document named c12case1b.html. This document should advise
the user to return to the form to complete all entries using the following state-
ment: “Please press your browser’s Back button to return to the form. Then
complete all items.” Reference pages 340–341 in your textbook.

6. Transfer the c12case1a.html and c12case1b.html files in binary mode to
the public_html area of your Unix server account to the folder named
PerlGPLesson5. If you haven’t already done so, you may need to create this
folder for your project.

Examination, Lesson 572

7. Transfer the c12case1.cgi script in ASCII mode to the cgi-bin within the
public_html area of your Unix server account.

8. Set the permissions of the c12case1.cgi to 755.

9. Test your script on the server via your Web browser by typing in the following
URL:

http://unix.pennfoster.com/~username/PerlGPLesson5/c12cast1.html

PROJECT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

You’ll need to transfer the HTML file within the public_html area of your Unix server
account in a folder named PerlGPLesson5. The CGI script should be transferred to
the cgi-bin within the public_html. All CGI scripts should be placed directly within
your cgi-bin without any folders.

GRADING CRITERIA

Your grade for this project will be based on the following items:

Student successfully created HTML documents 25 points

Student successfully created the CGI script 25 points

CGI script successfully displayed the form data and redirected
as instructed 25 points

Student followed instructions appropriately 5 points

Project works appropriately 20 points