@philip8989 - You are correct; I have not yet done a video about Borders. The line panel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10)); simply sets an empty border (blank space) of 10 pixels all around the JPanel. Cheers!
I have few questions? How could I add more buttons, without interfering int the JPanel/label area. Could my button be smaller then the whole Panel size?
This tutorial series has been great. Thank you for making these!
Continuing with our Java Swing Tutorial series, today we examine the JLabel Class. Cheers1
Absolutely amazing! thank you so much for making these!!
Como sempre excelentes aulas. Entendo pouco ingles. Mas consigo compreender pelas legendas. Um abraco aqui do Brasil.
@Wanderson Gomes - Obrigada meu amigo! É um prazer ensinar quem quer aprender!
comment for yt algorithm.Series been great btw
Amazing explanation, great thank youu.
you never talk about the setBorder on line 29? what dose it do, cant see any different when running with and without it?
@philip8989 - You are correct; I have not yet done a video about Borders. The line panel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10)); simply sets an empty border (blank space) of 10 pixels all around the JPanel.
Cheers!
I have few questions? How could I add more buttons, without interfering int the JPanel/label area. Could my button be smaller then the whole Panel size?
Thanks random online dude.