BorderLayout defaults to layout child components at the BorderLayout.CENTER position of the parent component, so multiple components may be blocked. You can specify where each component is located.
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BorderLayout defaults to layout child components at the BorderLayout.CENTER position of the parent component, so multiple components may be blocked. You can specify where each component is located.
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