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Chapter 52: | How to Implement Dynamic Tables |
When a program's user needs information about a collection of objects, such as a collection of movies, you may wish to provide that information in a table in which each row displays the properties of one object, such as a movie instance.
Conveniently, Java makes it easy for you to create, with little effort, simple tables; if your needs are demanding, Java makes it possible for you to create complex tables that have sophisticated characteristics.
You should skim this chapter to learn what tables offer; you should read it more carefully when you need to construct a table of your own.