An Introduction to Java Graphics and Event-Driven Programming by Annette Godtland.png

tarball.tar.gz

tiles

WizardOfYesNo

GuessMyColor

Framed

WatchYourStep

SlidingTiles

MazeGenerator

Greedy

wordBuilder

wordBuilder-1

ImageResizer

Bakersdozen

DrawDeckImage

MazeGenerator-copy

ImageResizer-copy

In this course, you will understand the concepts of Java graphics and event-driven programming. You will practice and learn these concepts by creating ten unique games in Java. 

The course will walk you through these ten games step-by-step so that you can understand every concept used in the course instead of blindly memorizing code.

Designing Games in Java with Graphics & Event-Driven Programming

How many components may be added to a default `JFrame` object?


How many components may be added to a default <code>JFrame</code> object?

What is the correct order of color parameters for creating a new `Color` object?


What is the correct order of color parameters for creating a new <code>Color</code> object?

What kind of listener must you add to a button so the program will call a method when the button is clicked?


What kind of listener must you add to a button so the program will call a method when the button is clicked?

in the middle of the component that contained that line of code

Where will `JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(this, "Hi");` display the message box?


Where will <code>JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(this, &quot;Hi&quot;);</code> display the message box?

Quiz yourself to assess the knowledge you gained in the chapter.

Before we Begin

Wizard of Yes/No

Guess My Color

Wizard of Yes/No Disclaimer

Framed

Watch Your Step

Sliding Tiles

Maze Generator

Sliding Tiles Menu Bar

Greedy

Maze Generator Options Dialog

Word Builder

Image Resizer

Bakers Dozen

Final Assessment: GUI Java Games

Conclusion

Test Your Knowledge on Guess My Color