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Lecture 43: Swing—I

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Java Swing has become an integral part of Java foundation classes,

offering more platform independence and lightweight components
compared to AWT.

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AWT and Swing are two Java frameworks with salient differences, as
AWT is platform dependent while Swing is platform independent.

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Java, developed by the Oracle Java Foundation Classes (JFC), is a

widely-used programming language for creating graphical interfaces in
Oracle systems.

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JComponent is a fundamental element in Swing components, closely
related to AWT components and serving as the basis for containers
such as panels, frames, dialogs, and applets.

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A guide to understanding the components, methods, and constructors

of a program.

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Java Swing components can be easily added to a program using
different methods, such as through a Frame or by utilizing constructors.

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Creating a subclass allows for the reuse of code in multiple programs,

making it more efficient and practical.

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The concept of adding action listeners to buttons is applicable to text
fields as well.

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The PasswordField constructor in Java is used to create a text field

area that hides the actual characters typed, making it secure for
password entry.

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The importance of verifying and storing passwords for secure login.

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"Multiple ComboBoxes can be created in a frame or with various

effects, allowing users to select items that will appear in the main
ComboBox slide's text field area."

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JOptionPane is a useful tool for creating popup dialog boxes in Java
programming.

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JPopupMenu is a program that allows users to practice and understand

menu popups.

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Swing components offer greater flexibility and functionality compared to
the older AWT, allowing for more diverse elements and components in
programming.

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