Daemon Thread in Java

Daemon Thread in Java

Daemon Thread There are two types of threads The threads created by the user(create a thread in the program ) are called user threads. The threads that work in the background providing service to others are called Daemon Threads. The two methods used only  in the daemon thread, not in the user thread are: Example … Read more

String Constants vs Char Arrays in C

String Constants vs Char Arrays in C

A string constant is a series of characters(array of characters or group of characters) enclosed with double quotes(like “GOOD “). A string constant is a one-dimensional (str11[]) array of characters. A character constant is a character enclosed in single quotes. (like ‘G ‘). Each character in a string takes only 1 byte. String and Character … Read more

Finally, Block in Java

Finally, Block in Java

Finally blocks(finally{}) are executed once the try block(try{}) exits. This block executes even after unexpected exceptions(errors) have occurred. Irrespective of the try block, the expression in finally block(finally{})  is always executed. This block(finally{}) is in-built with the capability of recovering lost and preventing the leak of resources. On closing and recovery of a file, the … Read more

Bubble Sort in C

Bubble Sort in C

Bubble sorting is the most popular sorting technique because it is very simple to understand and implement. The algorithm achieves its name from the fact that with each iteration the largest value moves like a bubble to the top of the array. The bubble sort method is not efficient for large arrays. Bubble Sort Algorithm … Read more

Add  Border to  JPanel

Add Border to JPanel

Borders are basically margined around the edges of a Swing component. Borders are useful for providing titles and empty spaces around components. The setBorder() is used to put a border around a component. Borders in JPanel Example import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.border.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class VariousBorders extends JPanel { Border border; JButton butn; … Read more

Border Layout in Java

Border Layout in Java

BorderLayout  divides the container into five parts (directions),east,west,north,south,centre. By using this Layout we can place AWT components in each part (different location). BORDER LAYOUT IN JAVA EXAMPLE import java.awt.*; import java.applet.*; public class bordr extends Applet { Button b1,b2,b3,b4,b5; public void init() { b1=new Button(“east”); b1.setBackground(Color.RED); b2=new Button(“west”); b2.setBackground(Color.GREEN); b3=new Button(“south”); b3.setBackground(Color.BLACK); b4=new Button(“north”); b4.setBackground(Color.BLUE); … Read more

Java Program Structure

Java Program Structure

In Java Program Structure, the java system may contain numerous classes of which one and only class characterize the main technique. Classes contain information members and techniques that work on the information members from the class. Strategies may contain information sort revelation and executable articulations. To compose a Java program, we first characterize classes and … Read more

Java Abstract Window ToolKit(AWT)

Java Abstract Window ToolKit(AWT)

Awt package is used for components and awt. event package is used for action performed. If we want to select only one option we use checkboxes.CheckboxGroup is a set of checkboxes in which we can select only one option(checkbox) . The checkboxes which are set in CheckboxGroup are called “radio buttons”. AWT Example import java.awt.*; … Read more