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Can you elaborate on what you mean with that?
im trying to make an ide for my programming language in java and im trying to add graphics
So what do you mean with what class containing graphics?
what should i import to add graphics
There isn't a single import for that
what imports?
you might need to import different things depending on what you are doing and what GUI frameworks you are using
what are the best ones though
there are no imports that are generally better than others
it always depends on what exactly you need
i need a lightweight one
i need a very lighwieght and simple one
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Im trying to keep it lightweight and it; the bare mininum
that isn't a useful description
There is no point in telling you imports without you saying what exactly you need
For example, there are 672 top level classes in java.desktop/javax.swing alone (at least in my jdk clone which is an old JDK 25 adhoc build)
and i want and easy one
an easy and very lightweight graphics library
swing
which is these 672 top level classes
or if you want an external library that's (probably) smaller: SWT
but saying it'S lightweight is useless
what website contains swing
no website