Difference between setvisible and setenable
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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 9 months ago
The setVisible() method in Java makes the GUI component visible to the user depending on the Boolean parameter you pass in the function. For instance, if it is set as false then it will hide that component else if true ,it will be shown to the user.
The setEditable() method has one Boolean parameter. If you set the parameter to false, then the user cannot edit that field so it’s basically used to prevent the user from entering the wrong value. While if set to true then the user can edit that particular field. For instance, if I have a text field theText and I want to set its property setEditable() to false so that user cannot change it ,so setText.setEditable(false).
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