Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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Method “SetPreferredSize”:
- The method “SetPreferredSize” is being inherited from the class “JComponent” and it is used to establish a preferable size for the components.
- The method is named as preferred size because the components size is being adjusted by the layout manager at the necessary time.
- The size of the component is determined based on its contents...
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