Java programming

Question 10

When using widgets on a GUI, you must write an action listener for each of them.

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True

False

Question 9

Java Swing offers some "fancy" built in dialogs like color choosers and file choosers.

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True

False

Question 4

When creating a GUI, we must use one of the available Layout Managers.

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True

False

Question 10

Which statements are true regarding event-driven programming?

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It is the paradigm in which the flow of program control is determined by events

Events can be user actions like mouse clicks

Events can be system events like timers

When coding, we typically spend more time creating and triggering events than we do responding to events

It is the paradigm commonly used in creating GUIs

Question 2

Which of these statements is true regarding Java Swing?

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SWING is an acronym

Swing is lightweight, meaning that it doesn't rely on the OS to create and manage widgets like buttons

Swing is platform independent; GUIs should look the same across platforms

Swing offers many widgets including buttons, sliders, toolbars, menus, etc.

Swing is the only GUI creation option when coding in Java

Question 3

When creating a typical GUI, which of these components will we typically use?

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JApp

JFrame

JPanel

JWindow

JButton