Answer:
A BorderLayout corresponds to a layout type where the components are organized along geographical directions represented by NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, and CENTER.
Explanation:
The layout class is awt determines the actual placement of components in the user interface. BorderLayout is a layout where the components are organized along geographical directions represented by NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, and CENTER. For example:
Panel p = new Panel();
p.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
p.add(new TextArea(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
p.add(new Button("Close"), BorderLayout.SOUTH);
This code segment will add a textarea at the CENTER of the interface and a button 'Close' towards the SOUTH.
Peppa: Hello Susie!
Susie: *mehhh* Hello Peppa!
What are you doing?
Peppa: I'm learning to whistle,
but I can't do it yet.
Susie: Hmm.. that sounds hard.
Peppa: It's impossible!
Uh.. can you whistle Susie?
Susie: No
Peppa: *honk* Oh good! I mean-
that's sad if you can't whistle
but good because I can't whistle
Susie: What's whistling anyway?
Peppa: You put your lips together
and blow!
Susie: Like this? *whistles*
Answer:
confidentiality
Explanation:
Alice sends a message to Bob in a manner such that Bob is the only person who can tell what the real message is. Which security concept is this an example of
