Forgive me on the title...here is the problem... 1. I need a clarification on what is the logic behind making calls like JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(); Integer.parseInt(); We do not create objects for these variables and we call the methods of the classes directly...how this is possible...are they any special kind of classes???
2. I have not seen this kind of coding in any other language,,,can anyone explain me how this coding construct works???
And regarding your second question, you should read about "anonymous inner classes".
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to elaborate on 1: The static method creates its own frame, from which it gets input, and then returns that input. You never talk directly to the frame object [ December 30, 2005: Message edited by: Nick George ]
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