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Chapter 12, Problem 11SA

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"BorderPane" layout container:

  • The "BorderPane" layout container is used to display the contents in all five regions and they are "top", "bottom", "left", "right", and "center".
  • At a time, only one object can be placed into the "BorderPane" region.
  • This is in the package called "javafx.scene.layout".

Syntax:

BorderPane borderpane_Object = new BorderPane (arguments);

Here, "borderpane_Object" is the object of the "BorderPane" container. The argument(s) is (are) optional...

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