Exam 15: Using Javafx and Scene Builder

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When you are working with Scene Builder, what is the Inspector Panel used for? 

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The Inspector Panel contains the Properties, Layout, and Code sections. The Properties and Layout sections allow you to set or modify the properties of the currently selected control in the Content panel or in the Hierarchy panel. The Code section enables you to manage the event handling actions to use for the selected control. The list of events from which you can choose is extensive, and includes drag and drop, keyboard, mouse, rotation, swipe, touch, and zoom. The Inspector panel also contains a Search text field that enables you to isolate specific properties that you want to modify.

JavaFX supports ____ animation, in which the transitions of the graphics scenes one to another is controlled by the state of a scene at a particular time.

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What steps occur when you launch a JavaFX Application ?

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When you launch a JavaFX Application , the following steps happen, in order:
The JavaFX runtime constructs an instance of the specified Application class.
The init() method executes.
The start() method executes.
JavaFX waits for the application to finish, which happens when either the application calls Platform.exit() , or the last window in the application has been closed, and then the stop() method executes.

If you define CSS rules on a parent control, the rules will be inherited by all of the children widgets.

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In JavaFX, a ____ transition executes multiple transitions concurrently.

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How can you change the JavaFX theme used in your layout?

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What is cross-platform development?

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____ a widget in the Content panel places that control in edit mode. 

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Allows the developer to position objects that are rendered in the order of the node
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Stage class
StackPane
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Which Scene Builder section displays the path to a selected element?

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In JavaFX, ____ transitions let you create animations using a technique similar to creating an animation using frames, as in a movie.

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What code should you add to your application's start() method so that the primary stage is sent and displayed?

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Which Scene Builder section is the scene container where you position the widgets to create your FXML layout?

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Which class helps manage the layout of the Scene , and contains objects, such as buttons?

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Used for one-time tasks needed at the start of an application, such as opening a data file
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Stage class
Group
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Used for one-time tasks needed at the start of an application, such as opening a data file
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Positions objects in front-to-back order
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javafx.animation.Animation
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Positions objects in front-to-back order
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Must be called explicitly to launch an FX application
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start()
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____ is a development technique in which the programmer can use a mouse or touch screen to move a component from one part of a screen to another.

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____ languages are used to design the presentation, formatting, layout, and style of text.

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All JavaFX applications extend from the StackPane class.

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