Why is it sometimes necessary to place a component inside a panel and then place the panel
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Why is it sometimes necessary to place a component inside a panel and then place the panel inside a container governed by a BorderLayout manager?
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Component is an abstract class so that you can only create objects belonging to its subclasses not to Component itself The subclasses that represent common GUI elements are Button Checkbox Choice Labe...View the full answer
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