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Computer Science, Software Tools and Systems Programming.
Year 3

Java Programming


Please help me answer the two questions below:

1. describe the relationship between a GUI component and events? What is the programmer’s responsibility when developing a GUI, event-driven program?

2.List two advantages and two disadvantages of using UML as a modeling standard for Object-Oriented programs.

By OTA:  Mike Mikailov, PhD

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