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                     Border layout in java



BorderLayout:

The BorderLayout class divides the entire applet screen into five sections , North,South,East,West and Center.

Constructors of the BorderLayout class

            (a) Border Layout()
                        This is the defalut constructor of the BorderLayout class.
            (b) Border Layout(int hgap,int vgap)
                        This constructor is used to define the horizontal and the vertical gap                                   which is to be left between the components.

           

import java.awt.*;

/*
            <applet code="BorderLayout1" height=200 width=200>
            </applet>
*/

public class BorderLayout1 extends Applet
{
            public void init()
            {

                        setLayout(new BorderLayout(5,5));

                        Button b1=new Button("Button1");

                        Button b2=new Button("Button2");

                        Button b3=new Button("Button3");

                        Button b4=new Button("Button4");

                        Button b5=new Button("Button5");              

                        add(b1,"North");
                       
                        add(b2,"South");

                        add(b3,"East");
           
                        add(b4,"West");

                        add(b5,"Center");
            }
}


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