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What is required to display content on transparencies?

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An overhead projector is required to display content on transparencies. A transparency is a thin sheet of plastic in which light is reflected upon to display content.The light source emits light towards the transparency and then the image is displayed on the wall. Usually, this light source comes from below and lights upward and so the content is depicted above or overhead.

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inch_tf.setText(df.format(inches));

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inches = cms / 2.54;

yards = inches / 36;

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inch_tf.setText(df.format(inches));

yards_tf.setText(df.format(yards));

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Explanation:

Inside the action performed method, pass the strings in text box.
check if the value has been modified then do the relevant conversions inside the conditional statement.
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