Setting an Icon for a Frame in Java

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Tutorial: Setting an Icon for a Frame in Java

In this section, you will learn how to set an icon for the frame in Java Swing.

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In this section, you will see how to set an icon for a frame in java. his program helps us to set the icon (image) on the title bar of the frame. When you open frame or window the icon situated on the title bar is seen on the taskbar also.

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