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16.2.5. Event Handling in AWT
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- 1.
What is an event in AWT?
Hint
Think about user actions like clicking, typing, or dragging.
- 2.
Name a common listener in AWT.
Hint
This listener is often associated with buttons.
- 3.
What does an ActionListener do?
- Handles mouse clicks
- Processes keyboard events
- Handles action events for buttons
Hint
Think about what happens when you click a button.
- 4.
True or False: Events in AWT cannot be processed without a listener.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall what we've learned about the role of listeners.
- 5.
Create a simple AWT application with a button that, when clicked, changes the text of a label on the GUI.
Hint
Think about how you can update the label by responding to the button click.
- 6.
Discuss how the delegation event model can be utilized to create a more complex GUI interaction, providing an example.
Hint
Consider how to group actions under one event handler.
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