#Is anyone familiar with Jframe? Beginner needs help

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mint canopyBOT
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<@&987246487241105418> please have a look, thanks.

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final fractal
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Still need help

sterile adder
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"interface" is one word, "Interface" not "InterFace"

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your view should derive from a container, such as JPanel. your UML doesnt show that it does

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@final fractal

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final fractal
sterile adder
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what were you taught in class? hard to help without knowing the boundaries of the assignment

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and what does this have to do with JFrame, as you have it in the title?

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were you shown the "content pane" in class?

final fractal
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this is basically all i was taught about jframe

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what i need to do for my assignment

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i had a model created from the last assignment

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now i need to create controller and view for it

ember rose
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Sounds like you need to end up with a Swing based application. I would suggest you break things down. Have you ever created a simple Swing GUI application?

final fractal
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what i have in mind right now

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ember rose
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You provided example code for JFrameView, do you know what that is supposed to do? Do you think you can get that working? That would be a good start. You also need to sketch out what your GUI needs to display and what actions such as buttons the user will need to make things happen such as add a Monkey.