what is life cycle of applet?

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / pkr_reddy

the lifecycle of applets are

init();
start();
paint();
stop();
destroy();

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / heena mali

four of these method -
1.init()
2.start()
3.stop()
4.destroy()
-Another paint() is define by the AWT component class
-Default implementation for all of these methods are
provided
-These five method can be assemded into the skeleton.

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / vimal pratap

the lifecycle of applets are

init();
start();
paint();
stop();
destroy();

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / ravikiran

init()
start()
paint()
stop()
destroy()

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / priyanka kumari

the life cycle of applet are
init()method
start(); method
paint();method
stop();method
destroy();method

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / kasuraju

my job perpes

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / neha

1.initialization state
2.running state
3.display state
4.stop state
5.destroy state

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / shobha

init
start
running
dead

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what is life cycle of applet?..

Answer / shalu

init();
start();
pain();
stop();
destory();

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