Design a GUI application that repeatedly accepts numbers in a option pane and once the typed number is 0 the maximum and minimum of all numbers typed are displayed.
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Help mewrite this code...
Design a GUI application that repeatedly accepts numbers in a option pane and once the typed number is 0 the maximum and minimum of all numbers typed are displayed.
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Re: Help mewrite this code...
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Re: Help mewrite this code...
Are you sure the program is supposed to use a GUI AND a JOptionPane?
What is the GUI for? What will be shown there vs in a JOptionPane?
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
Re: Help mewrite this code...
Yes... I need to type the code in java and so I insisted for GUI application. Its a part of my academics... GUI is an interface which we use to create programs in java and I use Net beans IDE for this purpose... The numbers which we type in JOptionPane should be displayed in a jTextField .
Re: Help mewrite this code...
Break the problem down first before writing the actual Java source code.Originally Posted by madhu_gml
What will you need? Well, if it has to repeat , what logical control statement could you use to handle the
user input?
Should it have a terminating condition? If so - should it be counter or sentinel controlled?
When you know these, you can start planning your program in steps. Some to think about:
1. Do you know how to access the JOptionPane via your IDE?
2. Do you know how to implement a text box that will print a string?
3. Do you know how to read input from the user into a Input stream using Swing implementations?
If you can do all the above - you can solve this problem. Take it one step at a time - and ask if you get stuck.
Wishes Ada xx
Last edited by Ada Lovelace; May 27th, 2014 at 02:43 AM. Reason: Fixed grammar errors
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