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Question 1

To take 2 borders and use one as an outer border and the other as an inner border, you would create a
◦ compound border
◦ nested border
◦ split border
◦ border factory
◦ matte border

Question 2

What is wrong with the following message to create a BoxLayout for the JPanel jp?
 jp.setLayout(new BoxLayout(BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
◦ X_AXIS is not a valid constant for BoxLayout, it should instead be HORIZONTAL
◦ Aside from X_AXIS, the constructor also requires a Dimension to determine the size of the Box
◦ Aside from X_AXIS, the constructor also needs a command regarding horizontal glue as in createHorizontalGlue( )
◦ The BoxLayout constructor is lacking a reference to the container that the BoxLayout manager will govern
◦ There is nothing wrong with it at all


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Marked as best answer by xclash on Aug 30, 2020

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xclash

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Reply 2 on: Aug 30, 2020
Wow, this really help


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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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