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In this Java programming tutorial we are going to implement the simple JTable on the java swing frame with the help of some java methods.

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In this section, you will teach about JTable component and its example. he JTabel component is more flexible Java Swing component that allows the user to store, show and edit the data in tabular format. It is a user-interface component that represents the data of two-dimensional tabular format. The Java swing implements tables by using the JTable class and a subclass of JComponent.


 

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