Introduction to AWT Fundamentals Quiz

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What package contains the AWT classes?

java.util
javax.swing
java.awt (correct)
java.io

What is the main purpose of AWT?

To handle network communications
To create command-line applications
To support applet windows (correct)
To manage database connections

Which class encapsulates AWT events?

EventAWT
EventUtil
AWTEvent (correct)
JavaEvent

Where are AWT classes logically organized?

<p>In a top-down, hierarchical fashion (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does AWT stand for?

<p>Abstract Window Toolkit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

AWT Basics

The java.awt package contains the AWT classes.

Purpose of AWT

The main purpose of AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) is to provide a platform-independent windowing system for creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in Java.

AWT Event Handling

The java.awt.event class encapsulates AWT events.

AWT Class Organization

AWT classes are logically organized in the java.awt package hierarchy.

AWT Meaning

AWT stands for Abstract Window Toolkit.

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Test your understanding of the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) by taking this quiz on working with windows, graphics, AWT controls, layout managers, and menus. Explore the basics of creating frame windows, managing text output, working with color and fonts, and using AWT controls and layout managers.