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Chapter 13.1, Problem 13.1CP

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Type Selector Names:

  • The selector names, which are starting with a period is type selector.
    • Type selector is corresponding to a particular type of JavaFX nodes.
  • These names are identical to the JavaFX class names to which they correspond.
  • For example
    • If the class name is "Button" then the corresponding type selector is ".button".
    • If the class name is "CheckBox", then the corresponding type selector is "...

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