Day 9. Working with Swing
Computer users today expect the software they use to feature a graphical user interface (GUI) with a variety of widgets such as text boxes, sliders, and scrollbars. The Java Class Library includes a set of packages called Swing that enable Java programs to offer a sophisticated GUI and collect user input with the mouse, keyboard, and other input devices.
Today, you will use Swing to create applications that feature these GUI components:
Frames—Windows that can include a title bar; menu bar; and Maximize, Minimize, and Close buttons
Containers—Interface elements that can hold other components
Buttons—Clickable regions ...
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