Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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In Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT), extend the applet’s class from “Applet” class.
Hence, correct answer is option “A”.
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Summary: Create a graphical application with Java that that draws an oval
Prerequisites: Java, VS Code, and Terminal
Create a graphical Java application that runs on Microsoft Windows and MacOS that draws an oval centered in the main application window when the programming starts. The oval should automatically resize and reposition itself when the window is resized.
In this activity you will start with our OvalDraw application in our sample code, review the code, and then make incremental improvements to the application. Be sure to make the resulting application uniquely your own by adding standard comments at the top application (i.e. your name, class, etc.), changing the names of variables, and adding small features. Finally, be sure to save your work as you will often be asked to submit it as part of an assignment.
Be sure to review the example OvalDraw project in the Java section of our example code repository.
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Define a Student class, with 3 data fields:
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Create an application that stores and outputs a list of the students' favorite things. Suppose each student only has one favorite thing.
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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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