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This week's readings helped me understand how to create graphical user interfaces using Java. Inspired by the examples, I developed a basic GUI application that includes a button and a label, demonstrating how event listeners respond to user interactions: Javascript import javax.swing.*; import java. aut. event. ActionEvent; import java. awt. event. ActionListener; public class SimpleGUI { public static void main(String args) { // Create the frameFrame frame = new ]Frame("Simple GUI"); frame. setDefaultCloseOperation (]Frame. EXIT_ON_CLOSE); 19 Frame. setSize (380, 150); 11 12 // Create components 13 JButton button = new ]Button("Click Me!"); 14 JLabel label = new JLabel("Button not clicked yet."); 15 16 // Add action listener to button 17 button. addActionListener (new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed (ActionEvent e) { 19 label. setText("Button clicked!"); 21 22 23 // Add components to the frame 24 "Panel panel = new ]Panel(); 25 panel.add (button); 26 panel . add(label); 27 28 frame. getContentPane() - add (panel); 29 frame. setVisible( true); 30 31 This program creates a window with: . AJButton labeled "Click Me!" . A JLabel that initially displays "Button not clicked yet." When the user clicks the button, the label updates to "Button clicked!" using an ActionListener. I compiled it by using "javac SimpleGUI.java" Then ran it using "java SimpleGUI"