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Tag: layout-manager

Unexpected behavior of FlowLayout

I’m using JPanel with a default FlowLayout layout manager. I think in case the application window was resized and there is not enough width to show all components in JPanel in one row, some components will be moved to another row(s). This assumption is based on the documentation: If the horizontal space in the container is too small to put

Java JFrame button organization

How do i create a jframe that organizes the text box and jbuttons, with the textbox on top and a 3 by 4 grid layout of buttons 1-10? This is what I have so far: But that’s where I’m stuck. Okay I should note that I need a for loop to populate 3 by 4 gridlayout. But I don’t know

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