applet Comparison Table

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applet comparison table

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Java program 0 or 1 name readable by humans kbTop program How Java Works A collection of 1 or more classes that work together and is started either by the operating system or a browser running it applet, application

applet
title bar
close button
parameters which are passed from the HTML file to the applet when the applet is loaded an instance of Applet class, JApplet class or one of their subclasses a Java-compatible Web browser Java program Java applet Applets
import java.awt.Graphics;
class HelloWorldApplet extends java.applet.Applet {
public void paint(Graphics g) {
g.drawString("HelloWorld!",5,25);
}
}
a stop method which may be executed anytime, usually when the applet is not immediately visible the executing machine's environment a main method if it is used solely in a browser standalone Java 1.0 or Java 1.1 because most web browsers do not support later versions of Java
the applet viewer
or a Java-compatible Web browser
an HTML page A program that adheres to certain conventions that allow it to run within a Java-enabled browser arguments from the command line a remote or local location an init method a set of conventions that lets it run within a Java-compatible browser

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Subject	have part	have	be	view by	is a kind of	is a synonym of	is a subtopic of	have example	implement	change	need	run	write using	run in	embed in	has definition	read	is partitioned into	load from	start by	adhere to
Java program		0 or 1 name	readable by humans		kbTop	program	How Java Works									A collection of 1 or more classes that work together and is started either by the operating system or a browser running it		applet, application
applet	title bar close button	parameters which are passed from the HTML file to the applet when the applet is loaded	an instance of Applet class, JApplet class or one of their subclasses	a Java-compatible Web browser	Java program	Java applet	Applets	import java.awt.Graphics; class HelloWorldApplet extends java.applet.Applet { public void paint(Graphics g) { g.drawString("HelloWorld!",5,25); } }	a stop method which may be executed anytime, usually when the applet is not immediately visible	the executing machine's environment	a main method if it is used solely in a browser	standalone	Java 1.0 or Java 1.1 because most web browsers do not support later versions of Java	the applet viewer or a Java-compatible Web browser	an HTML page	A program that adheres to certain conventions that allow it to run within a Java-enabled browser	arguments from the command line		a remote or local location	an init method	a set of conventions that lets it run within a Java-compatible browser