The various controls supported by AWT are shown below by giving their class name. All these controls
have Component as their super class, so all the methods of Component class can be used by these classes.
ButtonCheckboxCheckboxGroupChoiceLabel
ListScrollbarTextAreaTextField
Apart from these classes, AWT provides classes for creating menus, dialogs, etc. They will be discussed in
details later.
16.4.1 The Button Control
The Button class is used for creating the most frequently used component (i.e., a push button). The class
defi nes two constructors:
1. public Button()
This form of constructor constructs ...
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