Yes. Children of the same parent have their parent's characteristics in common, but each child has additional methods and variables.
The Java AWT (Abstract Windowing Toolkit) contains the
fundamental classes used for
constructing GUIs.
The abstract Component
class is the base class for the AWT.
Many other AWT classes are derived from it.
(We will not look at most of these classes).
Button
, Canvas
, and Container
are some AWT classes derived from Component
.
The JComponent
class
is derived from Container
and is one of the base classes of Swing.
The JFrame
class
is derived from the AWT Frame
class.
It is usually the main container for a GUI application.
The JApplet
class
(derived from the AWT Applet
class)
is sometimes used for Web programming, but the
Applet
class is more frequently used.