How are computer programs more user friendly when they contain GUI components? How does Java address GUI components?
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Computer programs usually are more user friendly (and more fun to use) when they contain graphical user interface (GUI) components. GUI components are buttons, text fields, and other components with which the user can interact. Java contains two sets of prewritten GUI components-the Abstract Windows Toolkit (AWT) and Swing. AWT components are older, not as portable as Swing components, and do not have a consistent appearance when used with different operating systems.
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