Part II

Open up Eclipse and go to the Java project that has all the files for this project in it.

• Run the main method in ColorChooser.java. (In other words, run the program!)
• This window will pop up:
• Click the "RGB" tab and play around with the sliders to create different colors.
• When you click the 'OK' button, the RGB values for the color you picked will be displayed in the console.
• The Color class has a toString method that displays the class name followed by the RGB values.
• This toString method is called in the main method.
  • java.awt.Color[r=139,g=174,b=225

Why does the class name look like that?

• java.awt.Color is the 'full name' of the class
• 'java.awt' is a package
• awt stands for "Abstract Windowing Toolkit"
  • this contains the original Graphical User Interface (GUI) classes made for Java
• you can technically just use "Color" as the class name, without the other stuff, as long as you use this import statement:
  • import java.awt.Color;