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Line 3: [[File:Easy Java AWT example.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Windows form with some AWT examples]] The '''Abstract Window Toolkit''' ('''AWT''') is [[Java (programming language)\|Java]]'s original platform-dependent [[Windowing system\|windowing]], [[graphic]]s, and [[user-interface]] [[widget toolkit]], preceding [[Swing (Java)\|Swing]]. The AWT is part of the [[Java Foundation Classes]] (JFC) — the standard [[Application programming interface\|API]] for providing a [[graphical user interface]] (GUI) for a Java program. AWT is also the GUI toolkit for a number of [[Java Platform, Micro Edition\|Java ME]] profiles. For example, [[Connected Device Configuration]] profiles require Java [[software execution\|runtime]]s on [[mobile telephone]]s to support the Abstract Window Toolkit. AWT is also the GUI toolkit for a number of [[Java Platform, Micro Edition\|Java ME]] profiles. For example, [[Connected Device Configuration]] profiles require Java [[software execution\|runtime]]s on [[mobile telephone]]s to support the Abstract Window Toolkit. == History ==

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