Introductio to Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT)
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The Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) is a collection of classes and interfaces primarily used for developing applets that interact with users through a graphical interface rather than console-based input/output. It is a significant part of Java's library, featuring a hierarchical organization that simplifies its use. The document also lists various AWT classes available in the java.awt package.
Introductio to Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT)
- 1. INTRODUCTION TO ABSTRACT WINDOW TOOLKIT (AWT) -ASHITA AGRAWAL
- 2. INTRODUCTION Abstract window toolkit is collection of classes and interfaces. The major advantage of AWT is Applets. Applets interact with the user through the AWT and not through the console-based I/O classes. The Awt contains support for a window based graphical Interface. The AWT is huge collection of classes and interfaces.
- 3. AWT CLASSES Following table contains the list of classes present in jav.awt package. Java.awt package is one of Java’s largest packages. Since AWT classes are logically organised in a top- down, hierarchical fashion, it is easy to understand and use them.
- 4. Following are some of the AWT packages:
- 5. Following are some of the AWT packages: