Java Swing is a toolkit that lets you create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for your Java applications. It’s part of a larger set of libraries called the Java Foundation Classes (JFC).
Here are some key points about Java Swing:
- Rich set of components: Swing provides a variety of pre-built components you can use to design your GUI, like buttons, text fields, menus, and more.
- Platform independent: Swing applications can run on any operating system that supports Java, because the components are lightweight and don’t rely on the underlying system’s look and feel.
- Customizable look and feel: Swing allows you to change the appearance of your application to match different platforms or create your own unique look.
