Assignment Objectives

• Learn how to create basic windows
• Use non-graphical classes (footballPlayer) with graphical classes (JFrame, JPanel, and JButton)
• Organize graphical components on the screen using layouts

Deliverables

• A zipped Java project according to theHow to submit Labs and Assignments guide.

O.O. Requirements

• use static variables and methods only if needed
• encapsulation: make sure you protect your class variables and provide access to them though methods

Graphics Requirements

• Start with a simple class with the main method.
  • the only thing this class will do is to create the first JFrame
  • then the Frame class will create the first Panel

Contents

Create a graphic application. The panel should show 11 players representing a College football team line up.

The information on JButtons should come from the collegeFootballPlayer objects.

Below is a sketch of what ot should look like (the final application may vary, but it should have one panel with 11 buttons with information from the collegeFootballPlayer objects).

You can/should use/reuse classes from previous labs, assignments and examples.

The attributes of your collegeFootballPlayer from previous labs may differ from my example below. This is not a problem, use yours. The goal of this lab is to have buttons displaying information retrieved from collegeFootballPlayer objects.

Also required for this lab:

• You need to use a layout here instead of going with the default layout (below). 
• You need to combine a button and a FootballPlayer creating a new "hybrid" class using what you learned about inheritance

Attachments:

• 1493786426-A03_psuOffensiveLineUp.png