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

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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

Yes, but when in the method you must refer to the instance variable as `this.x.`

Yes, but you cannot access the value of the instance variable from within the method.

Yes, but when in the method, you must refer to the parameter as `this.x.`

Can you declare a method parameter with the same name as a previously defined integer instance variable? 

For example:
```
private int x;
public void add(int x) {
```

Can you declare a method parameter with the same name as a previously defined integer instance variable?
For example:
<pre><code>private int x;
public void add(int x) {
</code></pre>

Components are added to the next available grid location, filling one column at a time.

You specify the grid row and column as parameters as you add each component.

Components are added to the next available grid location, filling one row at a time.

When you add components to a panel with a `GridLayout`, what determines the row and column of each component?

When you add components to a panel with a <code>GridLayout</code>, what determines the row and column of each component?

What type object is returned by `e.getSource()` in this code:
```
JButton myButton = new JButton(“Hello”);
myButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
 public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
  e.getSource();
 }
});
```

What type object is returned by <code>e.getSource()</code> in this code:
<pre><code>JButton myButton = new JButton(“Hello”);
myButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
 public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
 e.getSource();
 }
});
</code></pre>

Which `JOptionPane` method should you use if you want to open a dialog box to ask a question and you want an answer of "Yes" or "No"?

Which <code>JOptionPane</code> method should you use if you want to open a dialog box to ask a question and you want an answer of “Yes” or “No”?

If you want to check if the user selected 'Yes' from your dialog, what value should you compare with the returned value?


If you want to check if the user selected ‘Yes’ from your dialog, what value should you compare with the returned value?

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 Framed