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Answer Posted / m abhishek
following four methods in an applet's life:
public void init();//called once in an applet's life, when
the applet is first loaded.
public void start();//called at least once in an applet's
life, when the applet is started or restarted.
public void stop();//called at least once in an applet's
life, when the browser leaves the page in which the applet
is embedded.
public void destroy();//called once in an applet's life,just
before the browser unloads the applet.
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