Mastering Java: The Ultimate Quiz for 'Thinking in Java'

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Which method in SWT is analogous to Swing's paintComponent(Graphics g)?

public void paintControl(PaintEvent e)
protected void onPaint(Event e)
void draw(Graphics g)
protected void render(GraphicsContext gc)

The correct answer is: public void paintControl(PaintEvent e)

The SWT method that is analogous to Swing's paintComponent(Graphics g) is public void paintControl(PaintEvent e). This method is used to paint or redraw graphics onto a canvas or a control using the PaintEvent object, which contains information about the area to be painted. Option B, protected void onPaint(Event e), is incorrect because it is a method used in Windows Forms applications, not in SWT. Option C, void draw(Graphics g), is incorrect because it is a method in the AWT graphics library, not in SWT. Option D, protected void render(GraphicsContext gc), is incorrect because it is a method in the JavaFX graphics library, not in SWT. Therefore, the correct answer is A.