GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. A GUI is a graphical window or interface that allows users to cleanly and intuitively interact with some technological/electronic component.

The adding of the components to a GUI can only be seen as making a basic GUI skeleton, where the components do not react to user interaction (i.e. clicking a button)

What does a GUI framework do for you? Provides ready made visible, interactive, customizable components you wouldn’t want to have to code your own window

A very important class of commercial tools supports form-based or GUI-based access to databases. Major database vendors such as Oracle [Oracle Tools 1995] provide tools that …

A Graphical User Interface(GUI) is a type of interface which allows users to interact with electronic devices through graphical icons and visual indicators, i.e., the visual components of an …

Event parameter The event parameter that is passed to the listener object can be used to get more information about the source of the event. Common use: getSource() Used when a …

A GUI (graphical user interface) is typically composed of a window, menu bar and system icons for minimizing/maximizing/closing the window. User input to a GUI program is typically given …