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Comparing Android UI Elements to Swing UI Elements

     
As some developers who are reading this have probably coded UIs with Swing before here are some similarities between Android and Swing.

Activities in Android refers almost to a (J)Frame in Swing.
Views in Android refers to (J)Components in Swing.
TextViews in Android refers to a (J)Labels in Swing.
EditTexts in Android refers to a (J)TextFields in Swing.
Buttons in Android refers to a (J)Buttons in Swing.








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