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JavaFX and Swing Programming Tutorial

The document outlines a tutorial for WIG3003: Multimedia Programming, focusing on Java programming tasks. It includes instructions for creating Java programs that produce specific outputs, draw an emoticon, and utilize JavaFX and Swing for user interaction. Additionally, it provides web references for further learning about JavaFX and Swing applications.

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JavaFX and Swing Programming Tutorial

The document outlines a tutorial for WIG3003: Multimedia Programming, focusing on Java programming tasks. It includes instructions for creating Java programs that produce specific outputs, draw an emoticon, and utilize JavaFX and Swing for user interaction. Additionally, it provides web references for further learning about JavaFX and Swing applications.

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WIG3003: Multimedia Programming

Tutorial 2

1. Write Java programs that produce each of the following outputs:

a)

b)

c) Write a Java program that draws an emoticon (e.g. a smiling face).


2. Produce the following output using JavaFX and Swing

3. Write Java program that produce the following output using JavaFX and Swing. Note that when
user click Submit button, “John Smith, thank you for your comment!” is displayed in a text field.

Web References:

a. First JavaFX Application - javatpoint


b. Getting Started with JavaFX: Hello World, JavaFX Style | JavaFX 2 Tutorials and
Documentation ([Link])
c. Setting up the CelsiusConverter Project (The Java™ Tutorials > Creating a GUI With Swing >
Learning Swing with the NetBeans IDE) ([Link])
d. Designing a Swing GUI in NetBeans IDE ([Link])

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