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  Tutorial: Add and Remove Tab to a JTabbedPane Container

This section shows you how to add a tab to the JTabbedPane container and how to remove tab from a JTabbedPane container.

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In this section, you will learn about adding tab to the JTabbedPane container and removing tab from the JTabbedPane container. This program shows two tabs and two panels with separate command button. The panel regarding to the "Add Tab" tab contains a command button labeled with the text "Add Tab" and another panel regarding to the "Remove Tab" also contains the "Remove Tab".


 

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