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Java Swing Form Example Guide

The document shows code for a Java Swing application that creates a form with fields for name, gender, and marital status. It uses labels, text fields, radio buttons, and check boxes to collect the information, and a submit button to output the results.

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Java Swing Form Example Guide

The document shows code for a Java Swing application that creates a form with fields for name, gender, and marital status. It uses labels, text fields, radio buttons, and check boxes to collect the information, and a submit button to output the results.

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String name = nameField.

getText();
Program :
String gender = [Link]() ?
import [Link].*; "Male" : "Female";
import [Link]; String maritalStatus =
[Link]() ? "Single" : "Married";
import [Link];

import [Link].*;
[Link]("Name: " + name);

[Link]("Gender: " + gender);


public class SwingFormExample {
[Link]("Marital Status: " +
public static void main(String[] args) {
maritalStatus);
JFrame frame = new JFrame("Swing Form
}
Example");
});
[Link](JFrame.EXIT_ON_
CLOSE);
[Link](nameLabel);
[Link](500, 600);
[Link](nameField);
[Link](new GridLayout(4, 2));
[Link](genderLabel);

[Link](maleRadio);
JLabel nameLabel = new JLabel("Name:");
[Link](new JLabel()); // Empty label for
JTextField nameField = new JTextField(); alignment

[Link](femaleRadio);
JLabel genderLabel = new JLabel("Gender:"); [Link](statusLabel);
JRadioButton maleRadio = new [Link](singleCheckBox);
JRadioButton("Male");
[Link](new JLabel()); // Empty label for
JRadioButton femaleRadio = new alignment
JRadioButton("Female");
[Link](marriedCheckBox);
ButtonGroup genderGroup = new
ButtonGroup(); [Link](new JLabel()); // Empty label for
alignment
[Link](maleRadio);
[Link](submitButton);
[Link](femaleRadio);

[Link](true);
JLabel statusLabel = new JLabel("Marital
Status:"); }

JCheckBox singleCheckBox = new }


JCheckBox("Single");

JCheckBox marriedCheckBox = new


JCheckBox("Married");

JButton submitButton = new


JButton("Submit");

[Link](new
ActionListener() {

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

Practical 5
Output :
Conclusion :
In this Practical we understand that how to design a form
using basic swing components.

K S P A T

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