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In this section, you will learn about the event handling for a swing component named Slide bar. This section provides a complete solution for the appropriate functionality by providing a program.

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In this section, you will learn about the event handling for a swing component named Slide bar. This section provides a complete solution for the appropriate functionality by providing a program.

Program Description:

This program gives you two slide bar and a image inside the frame. One slide bar is arranged as horizontal while another one is as vertical. And the image is stayed in between both slide bar. When you drag the horizontal slide bar then the image will be increased or decreased from left and right according to the value of the slide bar while when you drag the vertical slide bar then the image will be increased or creased from top and bottom according to the value of the slide bar.


 

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