ContentPane, BorderLayout, JButtons (Java Swing)

The ContentPane is where we store our components in our JFrame. BorderLayout is the default layout that lets us lay out our components in our JFrame. JButtons are components that we can add to our ContentPane in order to display them.

[Dxc]

thanks! easy to understand and you don't only show the code but actually try to explain what it means.
And finally i believe that the contentPane exists and isn't just a conspiracy!

[khanvessi]

i was reading for about 1 hour to understand what's contentPane() and you taught me in just 2 minutes, Thanks a bunch and yeah sometimes things are very simple but it's us who make them complicated lol.
Subscribed just cuz you deserved (i usually don't). best of luck on Youtube n keep helping.

[dennisdevink]

Very well explained!!!! A bit slow, but very clear! Good!

[pjguitar]

What is the difference of
frame.add();
and
pane.add();

[m_r.o]

set the speed to 1.25x
you're welcome

[alextube]

Thanks a lot! You explain very very well!

[moses.muchemi]

JFrame frame = new JFrame()

frame.add(BorderLayout.NORTH, button);

//how comes the above works?? swing is so confusing

[kabitahalder]

can we add image instead of buttons in any of the regions?

[akosszakacs]

Hey man, thanks for the vid. What API is that?

[syarifnm]

man if tutorial explained things like this we as beginer must be happier now.
they tend to chaining method without explaining shit