Alan Turvey Trophy stats & predictions

Partido 1: Manchester United vs Liverpool

Este clásico enfrentamiento siempre está lleno de emoción. Nuestro análisis sugiere que el Manchester United tiene una ligera ventaja debido a su forma actual y la ausencia de lesiones clave en el equipo rival.

Predicción: Manchester United gana 2-1

Partido 2: Chelsea vs Arsenal

Otro enfrentamiento lleno de historia y rivalidad. Ambos equipos han mostrado un excelente rendimiento esta temporada, pero el Chelsea parece tener una mejor defensa que podría ser decisiva.

Predicción: Empate 1-1

Partido 3: Tottenham vs Manchester City

El Manchester City viene de ganar varios partidos seguidos y parece estar en su mejor momento. Sin embargo, el Tottenham no se quedará atrás y buscará dar la sorpresa.

Predicción: Manchester City gana 3-1

Manchester United

• Fuerza ofensiva: El equipo cuenta con algunos de los mejores delanteros del mundo, capaces de cambiar el rumbo de cualquier partido.
• Dinámica defensiva: La defensa ha sido sólida, aunque hay jugadores clave que podrían estar lesionados para el próximo partido.
• Jugadores destacados: Bruno Fernandes sigue siendo una pieza clave en la creación de juego y asistencias.

Liverpool

• Ritmo alto: El equipo es conocido por su estilo de juego rápido y agresivo, lo que les permite dominar muchos partidos.
• Fuerte defensa central: La pareja central ha sido impenetrable durante la mayor parte de la temporada.
• Jugadores destacados: Mohamed Salah sigue siendo una amenaza constante en el frente ofensivo.

Chelsea

• Táctica flexible: El entrenador ha demostrado ser capaz de adaptar su estrategia según las necesidades del partido.
• Diversidad ofensiva: Tienen múltiples opciones ofensivas que les permiten atacar desde diferentes ángulos.
• Jugadores destacados: Mason Mount ha sido fundamental en la conexión entre la defensa y el ataque.

Arsenal

• Juventud prometedora: El equipo está lleno de jóvenes talentos que están comenzando a mostrar su potencial completo.
• Balón parado: Son muy peligrosos en situaciones como tiros libres y córners.
• Jugadores destacados: Bukayo Saka ha sido una revelación esta temporada, mostrando gran habilidad y visión de juego.

Tottenham Hotspur

• Fuerte mentalmente: El equipo tiene una gran resiliencia y sabe cómo manejar la presión en momentos cruciales.
• Diversidad táctica: Pueden cambiar su estilo de juego según sea necesario para contrarrestar a sus oponentes.
• Jugadores destacados: Harry Kane sigue siendo uno de los mejores delanteros del mundo y un jugador clave para el equipo.

Manchester City

• Fuerza colectiva: El equipo juega un fútbol colectivo muy bien coordinado, lo que les permite mantener la posesión y crear oportunidades constantemente.chrisnave/Android-Course-2017<|file_sep|>/README.md # Android-Course-2017 This is the course material for the Android Programming course at Central Michigan University in Spring of the year of our lord two thousand and seventeen. ## Project Structure Each project should be contained in its own folder with the name matching the project title (i.e., "Project1"). The project should contain the following files: * `README.md`: A brief description of the project * `Solution.zip`: A zip file containing the solution to the project. * `Solution/`: A folder containing the solution code for this project. ## Projects The projects are listed in order that they should be done. Each one builds on top of the last one so it is important that they are completed in this order. ### Project1 - Hello World! The first project is to create an app that displays "Hello World!" on the screen. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * Create a `TextView` and set it's text to "Hello World!" * The text should be centered on the screen #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project1/Solution](Project1/Solution) folder. ### Project2 - Guessing Game The second project is to create a simple guessing game. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * The game will consist of two views: a `TextView` that displays the text "Enter your guess:" and an `EditText` that allows you to enter your guess. * The user should only be allowed to enter numeric values between `0` and `100`. Any other value should not be accepted. * When you click on anywhere outside of the EditText box (i.e., "lose focus"), check if you guessed correctly. * If you guessed correctly display "Correct!" otherwise display "Incorrect!" * Add another button that allows you to reset the game. #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project2/Solution](Project2/Solution) folder. ### Project3 - Displaying Images The third project is to create an app that displays images from resources and assets. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * Add two images from resources (`res/drawable`) to your app * Add one image from assets (`assets`) to your app * Add three buttons: * One that displays an image from resources when clicked * One that displays an image from assets when clicked * One that cycles through all three images when clicked #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project3/Solution](Project3/Solution) folder. ### Project4 - Progress Bar The fourth project is to create an app that demonstrates progress bars. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * Add two buttons: * One that starts a progress bar when clicked * One that stops a progress bar when clicked * When you start the progress bar it should run for five seconds before stopping. * Create a custom style for your progress bar so it looks like this:  #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project4/Solution](Project4/Solution) folder. ### Project5 - RecyclerView & CardView The fifth project is to create an app using RecyclerView and CardView. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * Create two different layouts for displaying cards using RecyclerView 1. The first layout should display cards vertically 2. The second layout should display cards horizontally and make them fill up all available space on each row. For example if there are three cards and they are all different sizes, they would fill up all available space on each row and if there are six cards they would fill up two rows. **Hint**: You will have to set some properties on RecyclerView or CardView for this to work. * Create three different styles for your cards so they look like this:  #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project5/Solution](Project5/Solution) folder. ### Project6 - SQLite & ListView The sixth project is to create an app using SQLite and ListView. #### Requirements * Use an `Activity` as your root view * Create a SQLite database with one table called "Things" * The table must have these columns: 1. An auto-incrementing primary key called "_id" 2. A text column called "name" 3. An integer column called "quantity" 4. A float column called "price" 5. Populate the database with some sample data using raw SQL or code (or both) * Create four buttons: 1. One that displays all items in your database in a ListView when clicked. **Hint**: You can use ArrayAdapter. **Hint**: You will have to use query() or rawQuery() on SQLiteDatabase. **Hint**: You will need to loop through Cursor object returned by query() or rawQuery(). **Hint**: You will need to use getString() or getDouble() on Cursor object. 2. One that adds some items to your database when clicked. **Hint**: You can use insert() on SQLiteDatabase. **Hint**: You can use ContentValues for passing data into insert(). **Hint**: Remember _id column is auto-incrementing so you don't need to worry about setting it. **Hint**: Make sure you call commit() after insert(). **Note**: Be careful not to add duplicate items! 3. One that updates items in your database when clicked. **Hint**: You can use update() on SQLiteDatabase. **Hint**: You can use ContentValues for passing data into update(). **Hint**: Remember you need WHERE clause in order to specify which rows are being updated. **Note**: Be careful not to update non-existent rows! **Note**: It's okay if nothing happens if no rows are updated! **Note**: Remember _id column is auto-incrementing so you don't need to worry about setting it. **Note**: Make sure you call commit() after update(). * One that deletes items from your database when clicked. **Hint**: You can use delete() on SQLiteDatabase. **Hint**: Remember you need WHERE clause in order to specify which rows are being deleted. **Note**: Be careful not to delete non-existent rows! **Note**: It's okay if nothing happens if no rows are deleted! **Note**: Make sure you call commit() after delete(). #### Solution The solution is contained in the [Project6/Solution](Project6/Solution) folder. ### Project7 - Web Services & JSON Parsing The seventh project is to create an app using web services and JSON parsing. #### Requirements Use an Activity as your root view Create four buttons: 1. One that gets JSON data from web service and parses it using JSONObject when clicked. Hint: You will have to use AsyncTask for making network calls because network calls can only be made on background thread. Hint: You will have to make network call using HttpURLConnection or HttpClient (or some other library). Hint: Look at jsonplaceholder.typicode.com as sample web service providing JSON data. Hint: Look at https://www.androidhive.info/2016/07/android-working-with-json-rest-api/ as sample code showing how this can be done. Note: Don't worry about displaying parsed data right now; just parse it! 2. One that gets JSON data from web service and parses it using JSONArray when clicked. Hint: Same hints as above apply here but instead of JSONObject use JSONArray instead. 3. One that gets JSON data from web service and parses it using GSON library when clicked. Hint: Look at https://github.com/google/gson as sample GSON library providing JSON parsing functionality. Note: Don't worry about displaying parsed data right now; just parse it! 4. One that gets JSON data from web service and parses it using Jackson library when clicked. Hint: Look at https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-core as sample Jackson library providing JSON parsing functionality. Note: Don't worry about displaying parsed data right now; just parse it! ## Solution Structure Each solution folder should contain: * An Android Studio project (i.e., .idea files) * An Android Studio build.gradle file * An AndroidManifest.xml file * At least one res/values/styles.xml file defining styles used by this project * At least one res/layout XML file defining layouts used by this project * At least one Java class file containing code for this project ## Course Schedule | Week | Topic | | ---- | ----- | | Week # | Introduction | | Week # | Activities | | Week # | Views | | Week # | Styles & Themes | | Week # | Resources | | Week # | Event Handling | | Week # | Intents & Intent Filters | | Week # | Web Services & JSON Parsing | | Week # | SQLite | | Week # | Recycler View & Card View | ## Lab Schedule | Week | Topic | | ---- | ----- | | Week # | Hello World! (Project1) | | Week # | Guessing Game (Project2) | | Week # | Displaying Images (Project3) | | Week # | Progress Bar (Project4) | | Week # | Recycler View & Card View (Project5) | | Week # | SQLite & ListView (Project6) | | Week # | Web Services & JSON Parsing (Project7) | ## Labs Labs will take place every Tuesday from noon until approximately four o'clock in PFTC computer labs M110/M120/M130/M140/M150/M160/M170/M180/M190/M200. During lab time I'll be working with students individually or with small groups working on their projects. If there are any questions about what needs to be done next week please email me at [email protected].<|file_sep|># Project5 - RecyclerView & CardView The fifth project is to create an app using RecyclerView and CardView. ## Requirements Use an Activity