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The question on a site was:
Which of the following cannot be added to a container?(Choose one answer)
Panel
Frame
Container
Applet
Component
MenuComponent
Answer to the above question was Frame.
Why is it so?
 
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Its because
A Frame is a top-level window with a title and a border.
A frame can has a container, but not the other way around.
Even MenuContainer doesnot extend anything, its a abstract class.
Siva

Originally posted by rajashree ghatak:

Answer to the above question was Frame.
Why is it so?


 
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