Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 13.2, Problem 13.12CP

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Creating a mutually exclusive relationship between “RadioButton” controls:

  • A mutually exclusive relationship is created between “RadioButton” controls only when they are added to a “ToggleGroup” object.
  • Generally, the “RadioButton” controls are grouped together in a toggle group.
  • In a toggle group, only one of the “RadioButton” controls may be chosen at any time.
    • Then this “RadioButton” are referred as mutually exclusive.

Example:

The example for creating a mutually exclusive relationship between “RadioButton” controls is shown below:

//create the radio button 1.

RadioButton exampleButton1 = new RadioButton("Choice 1");

//create the radio button 2.

RadioButton exampleButton2 = new RadioButton("Choice 2");

//create a ToggleGroup...

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