How the elements are organized in CardLayout?
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They are organised one over the other like a deck of cards.
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They are organised one over the other like a deck of cards.
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They are organised one over the other like a deck of cards.
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They are organised one over the other like a deck of cards.
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Answer / praveen
CardLayout defines a set of methods that allow an
application to organize these cards sequentially, or to
show a specified card.
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