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Hi guys,
I am a complete noob with Java Applets, I have a book from school but some of the examples I want to make, they don't have the answers for.
The applet is described as the follwing: I click on the button, it takes 3 random numbers, and every number I can have a lock on, so if I click on "Gooi" again, the number I put on a lock are fixed that can't be changed anymore. I know the problem has to do something with Booleans, but I don't know how to integrate this in my applet.
 
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