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Advanced OOP MCS-3 OOP BSCS-3 Lecture # 7. GUI Components - > Jframe ->JPasswordField (javax.Swing.JPasswordField) GUI Components - > Jframe ->JPasswordField.

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1 Advanced OOP MCS-3 OOP BSCS-3 Lecture # 7

2 GUI Components - > Jframe ->JPasswordField (javax.Swing.JPasswordField) GUI Components - > Jframe ->JPasswordField JPasswordField() JPasswordField(int) JPasswordField(String) JPasswordField(String, int) char[] getPassword() GUI Components - > Jframe ->JButton (javax.Swing.JButton) JButton() JButton(Icon) JButton(String) JButton(String, Icon) void doClick(int) TOPICS TO COVER

3 GUI Components - > Jframe ->JCheckBox (javax.Swing.JCheckBox) JCheckBox()//unselected with no text, no icon. JCheckBox(Icon) JCheckBox(Icon, boolean) JCheckBox(String) JCheckBox(String, boolean) JCheckBox(String, Icon) JCheckBox(String, Icon, boolean) boolean isSelected() void setSelected(boolean) void doClick(int) TOPICS TO COVER

4 GUI Components - > Jframe ->JRadioButtonGUI Components - > Jframe ->JRadioButton (javax.Swing.JRadioButton) JRadioButton() JRadioButton(Icon) JRadioButton(Icon, boolean) JRadioButton(String) JRadioButton(String, boolean) JRadioButton(String, Icon) JRadioButton(String, Icon, boolean) boolean isSelected() void setSelected(Boolean) void doClick(int) GUI Components - > Jframe ->ButtonGroup (javax.Swing.ButtonGroup) GUI Components - > Jframe ->Button ButtonGroup() add(AbstractButton) void clearSelection() int getButtonCount() ButtonModel getSelection() boolean isSelected(ButtonModel) TOPICS TO COVER

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