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470 Chapter 12 GUI Basics horizontal alignment 12.11.2 Alignments Horizontal alignment specifies how the icon and text are placed horizontally on a button. You can set the horizontal alignment using setHorizontalAlignment(int) with one of the five constants LEADING, LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT, or TRAILING, as shown in Figure 12.18. At present, LEADING and LEFT are the same, and TRAILING and RIGHT are the same. Future implementation may distinguish them. The default horizontal alignment is AbstractButton.CENTER. Horizontally left Horizontally center Horizontally right FIGURE 12.18 You can specify how the icon and text are placed on a button horizontally. vertical alignment Vertical alignment specifies how the icon and text are placed vertically on a button. You can set the vertical alignment using setVerticalAlignment(int) with one of the three constants TOP, CENTER, or BOTTOM, as shown in Figure 12.19. The default vertical alignment is AbstractButton.CENTER. Vertically top Vertically center Vertically bottom FIGURE 12.19 You can specify how the icon and text are placed on a button vertically. horizontal text position 12.11.3 Text Positions Horizontal text position specifies the horizontal position of the text relative to the icon. You can set the horizontal text position using setHorizontalTextPosition(int) with one of the five constants LEADING, LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT, or TRAILING, as shown in Figure 12.20. At present, LEADING and LEFT are the same, and TRAILING and RIGHT are the same. Future implementation may distinguish them. The default horizontal text position is AbstractButton.RIGHT. Text positioned left Text positioned center Text positioned right FIGURE 12.20 You can specify the horizontal position of the text relative to the icon. vertical text position Vertical text position specifies the vertical position of the text relative to the icon. You can set the vertical text position using setVerticalTextPosition(int) with one of the three
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Sections 40.8-40.14 40.6* (Create a
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import java.awt.*; import java.awt
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} jbtClearSQLCommand.addActionListe
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method is invoked (lines 208-221).
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"jdbc:oracle:thin:@liang.armstrong.
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input = new Scanner(new File(filena
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CONCUR_UPDATABLE: The result set ca
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} } } Driver loaded Database conne
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«interface» java.sql.ResultSet «
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import java.sql.*; import javax.sql
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} } System.out.println("After updat
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int column). The AbstractTableModel
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} } System.out.println("Cursor move
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jPanel1.add(jcboURL); jPanel1.add(j
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} /** Create a TableEditor */ publi
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int selectedRow = jTable1.getSelect
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import java.sql.*; impo
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} } private void retrieveFlagInfo(S
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Use the Math.random() method to gen
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The Country table is displayed in a
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42.1 Introduction Servlets are Jav
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The two most common HTTP requests,
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} } HttpServletResponse response) t
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3. Select the checkbox to add the s
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You can deploy a Web application us
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doPut is invoked to respond to a PU
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«interface» javax.servlet.Servlet
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NOTE: The URL query string uses the
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The following HTML tags are used
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String remarks = request.getParamet
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} } allLocale[i].getDisplayName() +
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The servlet processes the form and
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} String phone = request.getParamet
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The next request will submit the da
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import javax.servlet.*; import java
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} } catch (Exception ex) { System.o
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public class RegistrationWithCookie
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} " is now registered in the databa
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«interface» javax.servlet.http.Ht
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} // Set the action for processing
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private String street; private Stri
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Figure 42.25 The servlet returns an
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package chapter42; import javax.ser
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The servlet in the preceding exampl
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through an I/O stream on the HttpSe
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42.15 The statement out.close() is
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Section 42.6 42.4* 2. Store the cou
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(a) (b) Figure 42.33 The user enter
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Figure 42.37 The web page lets you
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43.1 Introduction Servlets can be u
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Figure 43.4 A JSP page is translate
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%> } if (n == 0) return 1; else ret
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Compute Loan Payment Loan Amount
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errorPage="HandleError.jsp" %> spec
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Figure 43.7 The number of visits to
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public void increaseCount() { count
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creates a bean named loan for the L
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method factorialBeanId.getFactorial
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package chapter43; import j
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Create DisplayTime.jsp (Listing 43.
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The HTML file that displays the for
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Web applications developed using JS
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} ex.printStackTrace(); } return ta
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Table No tables Select a
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Java statements inserted in the jsp
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43.8 What is wrong if the JSP scrip
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(a) (b) Figure 43.13 The program di
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Click Next to display the dialog bo
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for the first line to obtain inform
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Figure 44.6 Choose JSF Managed Bean
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You can display current time by inv
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JSF Tag h:form h:panelGroup h:panel
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Remarks: The t
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The h:selectManyCheckbox element is
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for (String s: minor) { allMinor +=
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Figure 44.13 The user input i
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package jsf2demo; import javax
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The action attribute for the Add bu
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The getResponse method converts gue
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Figure 44.16 The correct input valu
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Listing 44.12 ValidateForm.java pa
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Step 3. Create a cascading style sh
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} } ex.printStackTrace(); public St
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Birth Date #{student.birthDate} D
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Figure 44.22 This page lets the use
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value="#{addressRegistration.requ
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public String getTelephone() { retu
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} status = ex.getMessage(); } retur
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Section 44.6 44.13 What is a JSF se
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44.5* (Addition quiz) Write a JSF p
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Figure 44.30 44.10* The web page le
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In the New Project dialog box, choo
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http://localhost:8080/WebServicePro
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Right-click the ScoreWebServiceClie
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private JTextField jtfName = new JT
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specified arguments (if any) and se
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eturn address; } else return null;
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Figure 45.13 The Store button store
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Last Name * First Name * &nb
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questions for the client and grades
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Assume that five True/False questio
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Out of questions, correct
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45.7 Can you test a Web service fro
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Server stub: An object that resides
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java.rmi.registry.Registry +bind(na
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2. Create a server implementation n
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import java.rmi.registry.Registry;
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5.4. Run the client StudentServerIn
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2. Create a new server implementati
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import java.rmi.registry.*; public
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public interface CallBack extends R
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import java.rmi.server.*; import ja
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} return false; /** Check if the bo
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} // Create cells and place cells i
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} } } getSize().height - 20); } /**
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Chapter Summary 1. RMI is a high-le
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Run from www.cs.armstrong.edu/liang
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Listing 47.1 Searching an Element i
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p0 e1 p1 e0 e e2 c0 c1 c2 rightChil
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Case 1: u is a leaf 3-node or 4-nod
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Locate the rightmost node in the le
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16 27 27 34 16 34 3 15 24 25 29 50
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import java.u
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} } else { Tree24Node v = new Tree2
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} } // Get the path that leads to e
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} // Adjust child links for nonleaf
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or 3-node, invoke insert23(e, right
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22 System.out.print("\nAfter insert
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20 15 24 27 50 3 16 22 23 25 29 60
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for data stored on secondary storag
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(a) Before a fusion is performed (b
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Show the change of a 2-4 tree when
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ed node 27 is merged to its parent
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Figure 48.4 The RBTree class extend
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w 40 u y3 v 20 30 u x v 20 u 30 40
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public boolean insert(E
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sibling of v) (lines 32-33). If x i
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If u is black and childOfu is red,
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parent y y1 y u y1 parent childOfu
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parent y y parent y2 childOfu is do
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} fixDoubleBlack(grandparentOfu, pa
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After deleting 25, the new tree is
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import java.util.Arr
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} else { // Case 2: v's sibling x i
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(RBTreeNode)(parent.left) : (RBTree
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} if (root == null) return; System.
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Otherwise, y is red. In this case,
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50 (black) The number of nodes is 7
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public class TreePerformanceTest
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7. If the external node to be delet
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Java 2D provides facilities to cons
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ectangular frame. Figure 49.3 shows
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import java.awt.*; import j
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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import java.awt.*; import java.a
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Figure 49.12 After scaling is appli
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} } } BasicStroke.JOIN_BEVEL)); g2d
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A TexturePaint is specified by an i
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The statement in lines 36-37 Textur
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} } } // Draw a quadratic curve g2d
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class ShapePanel extends JPanel { p
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} Graphics2D g2d = (Graphics2D)g; /
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import java.awt.*; import jav
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10. You can specify the width of th
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(a) (b) Figure 49.27 (c) (d) (e) (a
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49.11* (Plot the log, n, nlogn, and
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The JUnit test runner displays the
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Figure 50.3 The test report is disp
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** Construct a loan with specified
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Figure 50.6 A new project named cha
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Figure 50.9 The Create Tests dialog
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Figure 50.12 The New Java Project d
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Figure 50.14 The Loan class is crea
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Figure 50.17 The test report is dis
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