Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version, Student Value Edition (11th Edition)
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.16PE
Program Plan Intro

Use combo box and list view

Program Plan:

  • Declare the class “Countries” extends “Application”.
    • Create object for TextField.
    • Create an object for label.
    • Create an object for combo box.
    • Create an object for list view
  • Method Definition for “start() ”.
    • Create object for “BorderPane”.
    • Add countries to the list box
    • Selecting the mode.
    • Create an object for “h1”.
    • Adding label to the “h1”.
    • Adding position to “h1”.
    • Adding “h1” to “p1”.
    • Set the scroll pane.
    • Add button to “p1”.
    • Create an object “sc” for scene.
    • Set the stage title.
    • Place the scene in the stage.
    • Using the “show()” to display the stage.
    • Activate the selection mode “SINGLE”.
    • Activate the selection mode “MULTIPLE”.
    • Add the selected items.
      • Iterate the selected items.
      • Display the selected items in the list.
  • Method definition for main class.
    • Call the “launch()”

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Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version, Student Value Edition (11th Edition)

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