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I have the following question. And yes, it contains "aws" instead of "awt", but I think the correct one would be "awt".
Are API Components in aws package?
I - Panel
II - Label
III - Windows
IV - Checkbox
V - Textfield
A - Just I
B - Only I, II, IV, V
C - Only I and II
D - Only I and IV
E - Only II and III
I believe the correct alternative would be B. But I’m not sure, and if so, why would it be?
AWS!? Or did you mean AWT?
– Victor Stafusa
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/docs/api/java/awt/package-summary.html
– Victor Stafusa
So... That’s what I thought tbm. But in the question came AWS. In case, if it was to be AWT would be the alternative B?
– Wesley
Furthermore, the components of AWT are dinosaurs that since the release of Java 1.2 in 1998 should not be used for anything else, being considered obsolete and have since been replaced by Swing components. It scares me that someone charges this kind of thing on a test.
– Victor Stafusa
Yes, because there is no component
Windows
, and yesWindow
.– Victor Stafusa
Thanks Bro!!!
– Wesley
Taking advantage of the post...
– Wesley
In any application where the user’s actions should be interpreted when the user interacts with the window (click a button, move the mouse, for example) is it necessary? A - Modify the properties of a Jbutton B - Create a Jframe C class - Configure the way our form will be displayed on our computer D - Implement a Listener E interface - Change the Label property when passing with Mouse
– Wesley
D - This kind of thing you deal with
ActionListener
,MouseListener
, etc..– Victor Stafusa
Blz Mano,... Thanks
– Wesley