Answer:
FlowLayout does the best it can, and puts the components on top of each other. If the frame is not wide enough, the text field will be truncated.
FlowLayout does the best it can, and puts the components on top of each other. If the frame is not wide enough, the text field will be truncated.
JTextField
A JTextField is a Swing component,
so there must be a listener object
for it to be useful.
After entering text, the user hits the enter key.
This generates an ActionEvent just like
clicking on a button.
The listener needs to get
the text and do something with it.
To get text from a JTextField, use the
String getText() method.
To put text into a JTextField, use the
setText(String stuff) method.
What type of listener is needed for an ActionEvent?