Not really.
Perhaps a picture is needed. Clouds represent class definitions, solid rectangles represent objects, and dotted rectangles represent the static part of a class. Look back at the example program as you study the diagram.
ButtonFrame extends the class JFrame.main() is a static member of the ButtonDemo class,
not part of any object.main() contains a reference variable
frm, which refers to a ButtonFrame object.
ButtonFrame frame and its button
are displayed on the screen.
ButtonFrame object.
ButtonFrame object is registered as a listener for Action Events.ButtonFrame class implements ActionListener.Don't be discouraged if this is less than perfectly clear! It usually takes some time to get all of these relationships straight. A bit more practice would not hurt, either.
(Thought question: ) Could the static main() method
be defined as part of the ButtonFrame class?
(So that a separate ButtonDemo class is not needed.)