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  Tutorial: Getting the Number of Rows and Columns in JTable

In this java tutorial you will learn how to get the number of rows and columns in JTable.

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Here, providing you an example that helps you to get the number of rows and columns in JTable. This program simply helps us for getting the number of rows and columns from the JTable by using the some java methods. For this, you must have to create a table with some data in the table.


 

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