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Part 4 | Java GUI Tutorial | How to implement a Java ActionListener to make buttons do something?

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Part 4 | Java GUI Tutorial | How to implement a Java ActionListener to make buttons do something?

34,784 views November 26, 2019 8:46

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Now that we've been introduced to the concept of event handling, let's do a very simple implementation of the Java ActionListener Interface. Let's make our button print out a message whenever it is clicked.

NOTE: This is a revamp of an old video I did. Instead of using an inner class to implement the ActionListener interface, I used an anonymous class instead.

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