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Simplifying Graphics With Java and Threads Here's some code that EarthWeb's Alex Chaffee likes to use as an example of how Java can be used to simplify algorithms by combining graphics with threading to render complex graphics.
Project Swing and JavaTM 2D Graphics Menus, Layouts, Styled Text, and Simple Geometry Applications that interact with an end user typically have a graphical user interface (GUI) for presenting information and receiving inputs from users. A well designed GUI goes a long way towards making the user experience positive and productive, and to that end, the JavaTM programming language provides Project Swing and the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT), which are complete libraries for designing, building, and powering GUIs for applets and applications.
Developing the Java 2DTM Art Applet Using ForteTM for Java Community Edition This article takes a detailed look at Java 2DTM Cosmic Art Applet, Java 2DTM/Swing. Cosmic Art Applet was built with ForteTM for Java Community Edition. Forte offers a wide range of capabilities that make coding in the Java programming language faster and easier. At the end of the article, you can run the applet, and download the source code. But first, let's take a look at what the Cosmic Art Applet can do.

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