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  Tutorial: Creating Check Box in Java Swing

This section illustrates you how to create a Check Box component in Java Swing.

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In this section, you will learn how to create the Check Box in Java Swing. Check Boxes are created in swing by creating the instance of the JCheckBox class using it's constructor which contains the string which has to be shown beside the check box on the frame or window.


 

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