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Chapter 13.4, Problem 13.20CP

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ListView:

  • ListView is used to show a list of items.
  • It is also used to permit the user to select one or more items from the list.
  • A "ListView" control is created with a help of "ListView" class.
  • Add the list items to "ListView" control using "getItems().addAll" method.

Example:

The example for create a "ListView" control:

//create a ListView named fruitListView

ListView<String> fruitListView = new ListView<>();

//add the fruit items to ListView control

fruitListView.getItems().addAll("Apple", "Orange", "Bananas", "Grape");

Retrieving the selected item from a "ListView" control:

Using "ListView" class method named "getSelectionModel()...

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