JavaFX Script
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}
}
It shows the following window/frame :
This program can also be written in JavaFX Script using a procedural style this way:
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.text.Text;
import javafx.scene.text.Font;
var myFont:Font = Font.font(null, 24);
var myText:Text = new Text();
myText.font = myFont;
myText.x = 10;
myText.y = 30;
myText.content = "Hello World";
var myScene:Scene = new Scene();
myScene.content = myText;
var myStage:Stage = new Stage();
myStage.title = "Hello World";
myStage.width = 250;
myStage.height = 80;
myStage.scene = myScene;
See also
• Java applet, a means of deploying Java applications inside a web page.
• JavaFX, a family of products and technologies intended to be used to create Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).
• Swing, the underlying user interface library employed by JavaFX Script.
• Curl (programming language), also with a declarative mode with optional typing
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