Starting Out with Java: Early Objects (6th Edition)
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Author: Tony Gaddis
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 11.4, Problem 11.23CP
Program Plan Intro
“Image” and “ImageView” class:
- “Image” class is used to load graphical images which can be displayed with the help of “ImageView” class.
- That is, “ImageView” class is used to display images in a layout container.
- The package used for the image class is “javafx.scene.image.Image” which helps to load the image from the URL or filename.
- It is possible to set one image to many “ImageView” because; one image can be displayed in multiple views. Whereas, it is not possible to display one “ImageView” multiple times because an “ImageView” node cannot be shared.
Syntax to create image:
Image image_object = new Image(URL);
Syntax to view image:
ImageView imageview_object = new ImageView(image_object);
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