Part 8 | Creating one ActionListener for Multiple Buttons using ActionEvent | Java GUI Tutorial

In this part, we will edit the event handler code so that we only use one event listener object for both of our JButton components. In the actionPerformed method, we will make use of if statements and the getSource() method of the ActionEvent object so that the program can figure out which button was clicked and respond accordingly: print beep if button1, print boop if button2.

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[RajeshKumar-hrym]

Bro you are a life saver I was looking for how to create multiple buttons I CANT FIND ANYONE BUT YOU. YOU HELPED ME A LOT I CANT THANKS TOU ENOUGH

[achalsharma]

Thanks, I was looking particularly for this thing

[Weebmaster]

Thank you for the help also can you use switch case instead of if else?

[aquarius]

I thought you couldn't make objects out of interfaces

[paulhetherington]

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