How Well Do You Know Java Swing?

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The Swing is an API for providing a graphical user interface for
- Python programs
- Java programs
- C programs
- PHP programs

About This Quiz

Have you studied Java Swing and its concepts? Take this quiz to see how well you know Java Swing. Java Swing was developed to provide users with a look that is similar to other platforms and unrelated to such platforms. It is a GUI widget toolkit and part of Oracle's Java foundation classes. Test your knowledge with this practice quiz See moreif you believe you know it well. You can then share the quiz results with other Java programmers to test their knowledge.

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The Swing was erstwhile known as
- Java shoot
- Java control
- Java foundation class
- Java class
Correct Answer

A. Java foundation class

Explanation

The Swing was formerly known as Java foundation class.

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3.

Swing is an excellent replacement for
- Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT)
- Java control
- Java drive
- Java class
Correct Answer

A. Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT)

Explanation

Swing is an excellent replacement for Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) because AWT is an older, less flexible, and less powerful GUI toolkit for Java. Swing, on the other hand, provides a more extensive set of components, better support for customization and look and feel, and improved performance. Additionally, Swing is built entirely in Java, unlike AWT which relies on native platform components. Therefore, Swing is the preferred choice for developing modern and feature-rich Java applications.

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4.

The following are advanced components that come with Swing, except
- Trees
- Lists
- Graphs
- Tables
Correct Answer

A. Graphs

Explanation

The question asks for the advanced components that come with Swing, except for one. The correct answer is "Graphs" because Swing does not include a built-in component specifically for displaying graphs. However, Swing does provide components for displaying trees, lists, and tables, which are commonly used in graphical user interfaces.

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5.

Swing components are referred to as platform-independent and thus described to as
- Heavyweight
- Elements
- Lightweight
- Light Components
Correct Answer

A. Lightweight

Explanation

Swing components are referred to as "Lightweight" because they are not dependent on the underlying operating system or hardware. They are implemented entirely in Java and do not rely on native code. This allows them to be easily portable and consistent across different platforms. Lightweight components have their own painting mechanism and event handling, which makes them more efficient and flexible compared to heavyweight components that rely on the operating system's native windowing system.

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Swing Components are entirely written in
- C
- PHP
- JavaScript
- Java
Correct Answer

A. Java

Explanation

Swing Components are entirely written in Java. Swing is a GUI toolkit for Java that provides a set of reusable components for creating graphical user interfaces. These components are implemented using the Java programming language, which allows them to be platform-independent and easily portable to different operating systems. Java's object-oriented nature and extensive libraries make it a suitable choice for building complex and interactive user interfaces. Therefore, Swing Components are specifically designed and developed in Java to provide a rich and customizable user interface experience.

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Every Swing component relies on
- AWT container
- AWT component
- AWT tool
- AWT code
Correct Answer

A. AWT container

Explanation

Every Swing component relies on an AWT container to provide the necessary functionality for displaying and interacting with the component. AWT containers are responsible for managing the layout and positioning of Swing components within a window or frame. They provide a hierarchical structure for organizing and displaying the components on the screen. Without an AWT container, Swing components would not be able to be displayed or interacted with properly. Therefore, the correct answer is AWT container.

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8.

Concerning Java Swing, which of these is odd?
- Decoupling
- Transposition
- Building
- Mapping
Correct Answer

A. Building

Explanation

In the context of Java Swing, the terms "Decoupling," "Transposition," and "Mapping" are all related to different aspects of the framework. However, "Building" does not directly relate to Java Swing. This makes "Building" the odd one out among the given options.

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In Java Swing, the JTable has a model called
- JModel
- TableModel
- JRule
- JSwing
Correct Answer

A. JModel

Explanation

The correct answer is "TableModel". In Java Swing, the JTable component uses a model to store and manage its data. This model is called TableModel. It provides methods to retrieve and update the data in the table, as well as to handle the structure of the table such as column names and types. JModel, JRule, and JSwing are not valid models in Java Swing.

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In terms of visual composition and management, Swing favors
- Relative components
- Relative layouts
- Relative spacing
- Relative components
Correct Answer

A. Relative layouts

Explanation

Swing favors relative layouts in terms of visual composition and management. Relative layouts allow components to be positioned relative to each other, which provides flexibility in adapting to different screen sizes and resolutions. This means that the layout can adjust dynamically based on the available space, ensuring that the components are properly displayed. Relative layouts also help in maintaining a consistent spacing between components, resulting in a visually appealing and organized user interface. Therefore, Swing's preference for relative layouts ensures a more responsive and adaptable design.

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