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hi:
I have a little experience with Swing, and I havn't really code any seriouse GUI using it. Is your book writen for beginer, intermediate or advanced level?
 
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This has been answered in some of the other threads, but the
short answer is... yes. The book assumes that Swing is new to you, but
it is a handy reference for the more experienced programmer - several
Swing engineers tell us they refer to it on occasion.
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