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In this section you will learn to create a JTree using object that works with Hashtable.

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This program simply creates a JTree and uses string type array. Program defines a string type array (Data) to keep multiple data to be displayed in a tree structure. Here the init() method that uses a Hashtable object to store data .


 

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