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USER Registration Activity

This document outlines a laboratory exercise for creating a user registration form in Java. It includes steps for setting up a new project, designing the user interface, adding action listeners, and testing the functionality. The exercise emphasizes practical implementation using an IDE and Java components.

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USER Registration Activity

This document outlines a laboratory exercise for creating a user registration form in Java. It includes steps for setting up a new project, designing the user interface, adding action listeners, and testing the functionality. The exercise emphasizes practical implementation using an IDE and Java components.

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Name: Laboratory Exercise Date Performed: 05/09/24 Score:

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Section: Laboratory Exercise Title: Date Submitted: 05/09/24


User Registration Form _______________________________
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1. Create a New Java Project:

• Open your IDE and create a new Java project named "UserRegistrationForm".

2. Create a JFrame Form:

• Right-click on the project folder.

• Select "New" > "JFrame Form" (or similar depending on your IDE).

• Name the form "UserRegistrationForm".

3. Design User Interface (UI):

• Open the UserRegistrationForm.java file in your IDE.

• Design the UI for the user registration form:

• Create a JFrame for the main application window.

• Add JLabels for prompting user input (e.g., "Student ID:", "Name:", etc.).

• Add JTextFields for user input (for each field: student ID, name, phone number, department,
email address, address).

• Optionally, you can use JComboBox for selecting the department.

• Add a JButton for submitting the form.

• Arrange the components using layout managers (e.g., GridLayout, GridBagLayout, etc.)
for proper alignment.

4. Add Action Listeners:

• Implement the ActionListener interface in your class to handle button clicks.

• Add an action listener to the submit button.

• In the actionPerformed method, retrieve the values entered by the user from the text fields and
process them as needed (e.g., display in a dialog box).

5. Compile and Run:

• Compile your Java file.

• Run the program to see the user registration form in action.

• Test the functionality by entering values into the fields and clicking the submit button.
SAMPLE OUTPUT:
V. Screenshot of your output:

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