You do not need to create UI components from 4. The Window class is a child of Container How would you set the size of a JFrame named firstFrame to 200 pixels wide and 100 pixels high? The 5. interface. 6. A(n) describes how objects are arranged on screen. is the default appearance and behavior of any user True or False: A class can only implement one event listener. 7. When you need to perform actions based on user button clicks, you use the interface. 8. The ItemListener requires the implemented. method to be 9. A(n) consists of a label positioned beside a square; you can click the square to display or remove a check mark. 10. When you create a(n) , you can group several components, such as JCheckBoxes, so a user can select only one at a time. 11. When a JCombo Box appears on the screen, which option is displayed? 12. True or False: In addition to JComboBoxes for which users click items presented in a list, you can create JComboBoxes into which users type text.
You do not need to create UI components from 4. The Window class is a child of Container How would you set the size of a JFrame named firstFrame to 200 pixels wide and 100 pixels high? The 5. interface. 6. A(n) describes how objects are arranged on screen. is the default appearance and behavior of any user True or False: A class can only implement one event listener. 7. When you need to perform actions based on user button clicks, you use the interface. 8. The ItemListener requires the implemented. method to be 9. A(n) consists of a label positioned beside a square; you can click the square to display or remove a check mark. 10. When you create a(n) , you can group several components, such as JCheckBoxes, so a user can select only one at a time. 11. When a JCombo Box appears on the screen, which option is displayed? 12. True or False: In addition to JComboBoxes for which users click items presented in a list, you can create JComboBoxes into which users type text.
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