| Source File | Description |
| EmptyFrame.java | Starting point example of how to display a top-level window. In our case, as in the majority of Swing applications, this is a javax.swing.JFrame |
| SimpleFrame.java | Builds on EmptyFrame, but demonstrates how to add a GUI component (in this case another container) to our JFrame |
| SimpleDerivedFrame.java | Builds on SimpleFrame, this example demonstrates how to extend the JFrame class to store local variables/references. |
| MainMakesFrame.java | We extend our SimpleDerivedFrame example to show the typical manner in which a Swing GUI is constructed: A class defines main(), and it creates/shows a second class that is a JFrame |
| FinalPoll.java | We begin to add common GUI widgets (buttons and labels in this case) to our frame |
| TicTacToeFrame.java | We use a new layout manager, GridLayout, to simulate a Tic-Tac-Toe layout ( no interaction yet )
This class is re-used in the Chapter13 example, TicTacToe.java, which extends this class |
| ComponentFlashCards.java | An illustration of most of the main GUI widgets not covered yet, as well as a new layout manager, CardLayout |
| Class Versions | Versions of SimpleDerivedFrame, EmptyFrame, and LeftPanel, as we modified them during in-class discussion |