This document discusses the program and tools used to create a simple Java GUI application with Eclipse IDE and Java JDK 14. It describes various Swing components like checkboxes, panels, text fields, combo boxes, and buttons. It also mentions there are codes for variables, computation, and a clear button.
This document discusses the program and tools used to create a simple Java GUI application with Eclipse IDE and Java JDK 14. It describes various Swing components like checkboxes, panels, text fields, combo boxes, and buttons. It also mentions there are codes for variables, computation, and a clear button.
This document discusses the program and tools used to create a simple Java GUI application with Eclipse IDE and Java JDK 14. It describes various Swing components like checkboxes, panels, text fields, combo boxes, and buttons. It also mentions there are codes for variables, computation, and a clear button.
This document discusses the program and tools used to create a simple Java GUI application with Eclipse IDE and Java JDK 14. It describes various Swing components like checkboxes, panels, text fields, combo boxes, and buttons. It also mentions there are codes for variables, computation, and a clear button.
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Program Used – Eclipse IDE, Java JDK 14.
Class –
Absolute Layout – A Layout that lets you specify exact locations.
J Checkbox – Check Boxes Options. J Panel – Used as a container to attach any other component. J Text Field – Used for Input of Small Amout of Text. J Combo Box - lets the user choose one of several choices. J Button - used to create a labeled button that has platform independent implementation. Codes – Variables For The Computation.
