AWT in Java

AWT helps you design and control the visual elements of your programs, like buttons, windows, and menus.

The java.awt.event.* package provides tools for handling user interactions with your AWT components. Think of it as a toolbox for responding to mouse clicks, keyboard presses, and other events.

A Frame is like a top-level window in your application. It forms the main structure with a title bar and area for menus.

The setSize(int width, int height) method lets you control the dimensions of your Frame, making it appear smaller or larger on the screen.

The setVisible(true/false) method determines whether your Frame is shown or hidden. Setting it to true displays the Frame, while false makes it disappear.

Frames, when created using AWT, can be made visible or invisible depending on the provided argument, 'true' or 'false', respectively.

The java.awt.event.* package is used for handling events in AWT. It allows you to respond to user interactions like mouse clicks and keyboard input.

The setSize(int width, int height) method in AWT is used to set the size of a Frame. The width and height parameters determine the Frame's dimensions in pixels.

A Frame is a top-level window in AWT. This window serves as the primary display area for your application, providing the user with a title bar and the space to add menus and other elements.

You can create a Frame in AWT using two constructors:

• Frame(): Creates a Frame without a title.
• Frame(String title): Creates a Frame with a specific title set in the constructor.