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Answer:: Borderlayout

This document contains multiple choice questions about Java concepts like threads, layout managers, containers, frames, dialogs and deadlocks. It tests knowledge of terms like thread, container classes, layout manager, frame, dialog and deadlock. The questions ask about thread characteristics, default layout managers, differences between frames and panels, and definitions of terms.

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Answer:: Borderlayout

This document contains multiple choice questions about Java concepts like threads, layout managers, containers, frames, dialogs and deadlocks. It tests knowledge of terms like thread, container classes, layout manager, frame, dialog and deadlock. The questions ask about thread characteristics, default layout managers, differences between frames and panels, and definitions of terms.

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Which of the following assertions is not a thread characteristic?

ANSWER:
The capability to let a single activity within a single process
Components may be placed in up to five locations using a [1]: top, bottom, left, right, and
center.
ANSWER:
BorderLayout
Classes known as [1] allow for the attachment of additional components.
ANSWER:
Container classes
Which of the following is NOT a synchronization guideline?
ANSWER:
NONE OF THE ABOVE
Every JPanel has [1] as its default manager.
ANSWER:
FlowLayout
It is comparable to a pop-up window that appears when a message needs to be presented.
It is not fully operational like other others.
ANSWER:
Dialog
[1] is a possibility whenever numerous processes vie for exclusive access to several locks.
ANSWER:
Deadlock
A container's GUI java components are laid out using the [1]
ANSWER:
Layout manager
It is a simple container and not a standalone window. Its sole function is to arrange the
elements on a window.
ANSWER:
Panel
Every Java Jframe's default layout manager is called BorderLayout
ANSWER:
TRUE
It is a whole window with a title and icons.
ANSWER:
Frame
A [1] is a series of method calls that are nested.
ANSWER:
thread
What kind of layout manager arranges the elements in a single row, one after the other?
ANSWER:
FlowLayout
A compact Graphical User Interface toolkit called [1] comes with a wide variety of widgets.
ANSWER:
Java Swing
The Java Abstract Widget Toolkit (AWT), an older, platform-specific GUI toolkit, is the
foundation upon which the [1] library is constructed
ANSWER:
Swing

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