Setting the close button operation for the frame in Java

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Tutorial: Setting the close button operation for the frame in Java

Here is an example that helps us for setting the close button operation for the frame in java.

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In this section, you will learn how to implement the close button of any frame or window in java application. By default the close button of the frame is not in working state.

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