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What is diffennce between AWT & SWING?
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Answer / neela
A AWT is heavy-weight components, but Swing is light-weight
components. AWT is OS dependent because it uses native
components, But Swing components are OS independent. We can
change the look and feel in Swing which is not possible in
AWT. Swing takes less memory compared to AWT. For drawing
AWT uses screen rendering where Swing uses double
buffering.
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Answer / amar
AWT are heavy weight components while Swing are light
weight components.
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Answer / sure
AWT is heavy-weight components, but Swing is light-weight
components. AWT is OS dependent but Swing components are OS
independent.
Swing components can access data in the databases while AWT
components are not.
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Answer / somu
applet is heavy weight components
swing is light weight components
applet doesnot having progressbar,editorpane,passwordfield
controls.but swing having this
applet doesnot support to change button size
but swing support it,,,
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