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16.3.2. Swing vs AWT
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- 1.
What component type do Swing components belong to?
Hint
Think about how Swing components are rendered.
- 2.
Is AWT component heavyweight or lightweight?
Hint
Recall the definitions of lightweight and heavyweight components.
- 3.
Which toolkit uses heavyweight components?
- Swing
- AWT
- Both
Hint
Think about which toolkit relies on platform resources.
- 4.
True or False: Swing components are heavier than AWT components.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall what lightweight means in context.
- 5.
Design a simple Java application that demonstrates the use of both Swing and AWT. Explain where each toolkit is appropriate based on your design choices.
Hint
Consider user experience and platform consistency.
- 6.
Write a short paragraph comparing how the user interface experience would differ if you implemented a simple form in Swing vs AWT.
Hint
Think about compatibility and consistency in UI applications.
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4 min
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