Dialog Box Output

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Tutorial: Dialog Box Output

This is very similar to the first program, but it actually does something. The additional parts are described below.

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One strength of Java is that it has many libraries or packages of predefined classes and methods to help you do things. Some of these are automatically known in every Java program, but you have to explicitly import others. This import statement tells the compiler that you will be using part of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) library - everything in javax.swing. Typical programs have a few import statements.

This line displays this dialog box. The predefined Java class, JOptionPane contains methods to display dialog boxes. A method is a group of Java statements for doing one particular thing. The "." following the class name is followed by the name of the method, showMessageDialog. Every method call must be followed by a parenthesized list of comma-separated arguments (often called parameters) that specify information the method needs to perform its task.

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