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Module 2, Part 3Applications & AppletsIn this part, we show how you can create applications that run outside of DrJava, like software on your computer normally does. Contents1. ApplicationsReading: Reading: Gries/Gries, Sec. 16.1, pp. 435–436.
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Make a Java program into an application by declaring a static procedure
2. Creating a Stand-Alone ApplicationReading: Gries/Gries, Sec. 16.2, pp. 436–437.
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This topic is not required in CS1130. You can make an application even
easier to use by putting it in a jar file. Then, just double-click its
icon to execute the application (i.e. to call its method 3. AppletsReading: Gries/Gries, Sec. 16.3, pp. 438–441; Sec. 16.4, pp. 441–444.
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This topic is not required in CS1130. An applet is a subclass of Java API
class
Sec. 16.3 tells you about inherited (from |