Exam 6: Graphical User Interface Gui and Object-Oriented Design OOD
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To compare the values of two Integer objects for equality, we can use the method equals of the class Integer.
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The GridLayout manager arranges GUI components in a list formation.
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Based on the problem statement above, which of the following would most likely be chosen as the class?
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In object-oriented design, the verbs in the problem specification can be used to identify the objects in the program.
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Which method is used to register a listener object to a button object?
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-Which of the following is NOT found within the content pane?

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Which modifier is used to build classes on top of classes that are interfaces?
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According to the problem statement above, which of the following would be a data member?
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The first step in solving a problem using object-oriented design is to identify objects.
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-The white areas in the figure above are used to do which of the following?

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Given the declaration, Integer x; After executing either of the following two statements, x points to an Integer object with value 8: x = 8; x = new Integer(8);
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To determine whether two reference variables of the Integer type point to the same Integer object, we can use either the method equals of the class Integer or the operator ==.
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