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Which API is the standard for GUI development in Java?
Which library allows for the construction of GUI for every version of the JDK?
Which library is based on AWT and allows for more advanced GUI?
What are the main elements provided by AWT?
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What is a requirement for building GUI that can be executed in every system and every version of the JDK?
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Which library provides more advanced GUI functionality based on AWT?
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Which library allows the construction of GUI for every version of the JDK?
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What are the drawbacks of using AWT for GUI development?
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What is the purpose of containers in GUI development?
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What are the main elements provided by AWT?
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Study Notes
Java GUI Development
- The standard API for GUI development in Java is AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit).
AWT and GUI Development
- AWT allows for the construction of GUI for every version of the JDK.
- The main elements provided by AWT are:
- Components (e.g., buttons, labels, text fields)
- Containers (e.g., frames, panels)
- Layout managers (e.g., FlowLayout, BorderLayout)
- Events (e.g., mouse clicks, key presses)
Swing Library
- The Swing library is based on AWT and allows for more advanced GUI functionality.
- Swing provides more advanced GUI functionality based on AWT.
Cross-Platform GUI Development
- A requirement for building GUI that can be executed in every system and every version of the JDK is to use a library that provides platform independence.
Limitations of AWT
- The drawbacks of using AWT for GUI development include:
- Limited customization options
- Limited support for advanced GUI features
- Outdated look and feel
Containers in GUI Development
- The purpose of containers in GUI development is to hold and organize GUI components.
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Description
Test your knowledge of GUI development in Java with this quiz. Learn about the Java Foundation Classes (JFC), including AWT and Swing, and discover how to build advanced GUI applications using Java2D. Perfect for those looking to enhance their skills in developing visual applications.
