Setting the Column Header in JTable

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Tutorial: Setting the Column Header in JTable

In this example you will learn how to set the column headers in JTable using JTableHeader.

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Here, providing you an example that sets the column header in JTable. Java provides some method and APIs that helps you in setting the column headers in JTable.

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