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| Which of the given statements are true about swing? |
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Swing has more components than AWT
Button and panel components are included in swing |
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| Which of the given statements are true about applets? |
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They can contain validation logic.
They can contain swing components. |
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the Java program for embedded devices? |
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| Two (2) descriptions of HTML? |
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It is stateless.
It integrates text, pictures, sounds and links.
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Two(2) descriptions of Swing? |
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It is part of Java Foundation classes
It support borders |
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| supports pluggable look-and-feel? |
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Two(2) descriptions of enumerated types?
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They are subtypes of java.lang.Enum.
They can be defined within a class. |
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| This is NOT a primitive wrapper class? |
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| Description of an Interface? |
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| Their variables are public, static, and final. |
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| defines the direction of a relationship. |
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| allows you to change a method's implementation without having to change its API. |
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| Two(2) descriptions of overwriting methods. |
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A protected method can be overridden to be public.
A method of package access can be overridden to be protected. |
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| primitive data types can be assigned to a variable of type int? |
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may extend a concrete class.
may define concrete methods. |
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| What package is FileWriter in? |
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| What package is Button in? |
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| What package is JPanel in? |
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| What package is Vector in? |
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What statement must be the first statement in a Java source file? |
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It can be used with java command [image] |
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| legal assignment statements? |
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double d=1.4;
double d=1.3D;
double d=1.2d; |
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These two expressions result true, regarding the given statement?
boolean[] x=new boolean[4]; |
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