Questions and Answers
What is the primary purpose of a control that displays text?
Label
What type of control appears as a rectangular region that can accept keyboard input?
TextField
What typically occurs when a user clicks a button?
An action takes place
In memory, how are the GUI objects in a scene organized?
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What is the term for the parent of all other nodes in a scene?
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What type of node can have other nodes as children?
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What type of node cannot have other nodes as children?
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All JavaFX applications must extend the __________ class.
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What container arranges its contents in a single, vertical row?
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What class is used to load an image file into memory?
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What class is used to display an image?
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What method does the EventHandler interface specify?
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The BorderPane layout container has five regions known as which of the following?
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What type of object does a layout container's getChildren() method return?
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The Stage class is in the JavaFX package.
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The HBox container makes all of the nodes it contains the same height.
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You can nest a layout container inside of another layout container.
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Only one object at a time may be placed into a BorderPane region.
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What is an event-driven program?
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What is the purpose of the Application class's launch method?
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What is the purpose of the Application class's abstract start method?
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What purpose do layout containers serve?
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What package are the Label, Button, and TextField classes in?
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What two classes do you use to display an image?
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What is an image's aspect ratio? How do you make sure it is preserved when you resize an image?
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Which layout container arranges controls in a horizontal row? Which layout container arranges controls in a vertical row? Which layout container arranges controls in rows and columns?
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How do you retrieve the text that the user has entered into a TextField control?
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Describe 3 different techniques for writing event handlers.
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Which layout container divides a container into regions known as top, bottom, left, center, and right?
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When a selector name starts with a period in a JavaFX CSS style definition, it means the selector corresponds to what?
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Which of these is written in the correct syntax for a CSS style definition?
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Study Notes
JavaFX Controls and Structures
- A Label is designed primarily for displaying text in JavaFX applications.
- TextField allows user keyboard input within a rectangular area.
- A Button triggers an action when clicked.
- JavaFX GUI objects are structured in memory as nodes within a Tree.
- Each scene can contain only one root node, which is the parent of all other nodes.
- Branch nodes can have child nodes, while leaf nodes cannot.
- Every JavaFX application must extend the Application class.
Layout Containers
- A VBox container organizes its contents in a vertical row.
- The Image class loads an image file, while ImageView displays the image.
- The EventHandler interface includes a method called handle for handling events.
- The BorderPane layout has five regions: Top, Bottom, Left, Right, and Center.
- The
getChildren()
method of layout containers returns an ObservableList.
True or False Statements
- The statement about the Stage class being in the JavaFX package is False.
- False: The HBox container does not make all contained nodes the same height.
- True: Nested layout containers can exist within one another.
- True: Only one object can be placed into a BorderPane region at a time.
Event Handling and Application Lifecycle
- An event-driven program responds to user interactions, called EVENTS, with specific actions.
- The launch method of the Application class creates a Stage object, initializing the application window.
- The start method in the Application class serves as the application entry point.
Layout Containers and Their Purpose
- Layout containers are essential for organizing application parts into distinct areas.
- Classes like Label, Button, and TextField belong to the package javafx.scene.control.
- Image and ImageView are the two classes used to display images.
Image Handling
- The aspect ratio of an image refers to the ratio of its width to height, preserved by setting
setPreserveRatio(true)
when resizing.
Various Layouts
- HBox arranges controls in a horizontal row.
- VBox arranges controls in a vertical row.
- GridPane organizes controls in both rows and columns.
User Interaction
- The getText() method retrieves user-entered text from a TextField control.
- Three techniques for writing event handlers include:
- Defining an inner class implementing EventHandler.
- Using an anonymous inner class for event handling.
- Employing a lambda expression for creating a lightweight event handler.
CSS in JavaFX
- The BorderPane divides its layout into top, bottom, left, center, and right regions.
- In JavaFX CSS, a selector starting with a period indicates it corresponds to specific types of nodes.
- A correct CSS style syntax example is:
.label {-fx-font-size: 20pt;}
.
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