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JButton Slides

The document discusses different types of buttons in Java including JButton, JCheckBox, and JRadioButton. JButton is used for command buttons and generates an action event when clicked. JCheckBox and JRadioButton maintain a state and can be on or off. JCheckBox allows selecting individual options while JRadioButton groups are mutually exclusive where only one can be selected. Examples are provided for each button type.

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JButton Slides

The document discusses different types of buttons in Java including JButton, JCheckBox, and JRadioButton. JButton is used for command buttons and generates an action event when clicked. JCheckBox and JRadioButton maintain a state and can be on or off. JCheckBox allows selecting individual options while JRadioButton groups are mutually exclusive where only one can be selected. Examples are provided for each button type.

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•Jbutton

•Buttons That Maintain State


•JCheckBox

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Engineering College Ajmer
JButton
 A button is a component the user clicks to trigger a
specific action.
 Types of buttons includes, command buttons,
checkboxes, toggle buttons and radio buttons.
 All the button types are subclasses of AbstractButton
(package javax.swing).
 A command button generates an ActionEvent when
the user clicks it.

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JButton
 Command buttons are created with class JButton.
 The text on the face of a JButton is called a button
label.

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Jbutton- Example

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Jbutton- Example

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Jbutton- Example

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Buttons That Maintain State
 Three types of state buttons - JToggleButton,
JCheckBox and JRadioButton.
 That have on/off or true/false values.
 Many JRadioButtons are grouped together and are
mutually exclusive - only one in the group can be
selected at any time.

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JCheckBox- Example

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JCheckBox- Example

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JCheckBox- Example

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