Chapter 1, Problem 3E

Assignment on GUI   Create a Java Swing Application named CarShowRoom. You have to first design the UI using swing package and then write event handling code as per the following specifications. Tasks: Use Flow Layout Create a combobox containing the brands of different cars such as Audi, BMW etc. Use 5 brands as per your choice in the combobox. Create a button “show” Create a TextArea which will initially be empty. When an item is selected from the combobox and the button “show” is pressed, that TextArea will show the number of cars of that model available, price of each car, colors available and some unique features of that car. Every time an item is selected from the combobox, the details of this item will be appended to the previous information already showed in the textarea. The TextArea will not be refreshed. Create another TextField which will be invisible till a car is booked (after clicking the button “book”). Create another button “book”. When this button is clicked, the…

Input data: Feet: User enters a number for feet   Period: User enters a number for inches Instructions: Create a new project and name it as yourlastname-firstname-Assignment5. Save this project in VB folder you created earlier. Change form’s title to: Your full name – Assignment 5 - Conversion. Form contains four Labels, two TextBoxes, and three Button controls.  Use labels to identify Feet, Inches and Meters. See below Form Layout with Controls for more details. Note: You will use the same control Names shown below. - Input variables: Feet (Single)  - TextBox,    txtFeet Inches (Single)  - TextBox,    txtInches - Output variables:  Meters (Single)   -Label,  lblMeters To convert feet and inches to meters, use this formula: (feet * 12 + inches) * 0.0254. 0.0254 is a constant value to convert English system to Metric. Make sure to declare a Constant for this literal number. You construct a Function for this conversion. It will be placed after End Sub for btnConvert_Click. Start…

Create an application with a form that resembles Figure 3-48. The PictureBox controls display the images of four fruits (a banana, an apple, an orange, and a pear) and each fruit’s calories. You can find these images in the Chap3 folder of the Student Sample Programs.   When the application starts, the total calories should be zero. Each time the user clicks one of the PictureBoxes, the calories for the fruit should be added to the total calories, and the total calories should be displayed. When the user clicks the Reset button, the total calories should be reset to zero.  Hello, I recently sent this question, but didn't provide images as needed. I apologize for that, I'm not sure how to upload the other three fruits (an apple, an orange, and a pear) since I can only upload two. If there is a way, please let me know. Just for clarification on this question, everytime the PictureBox (fruit) is clicked on, it will display the fruits calories on the label under "Total Calories", and…