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Hey guys n girls, I have two arrays (one for x and one for y axis) which contain labels i would like to display on a graph. How do you recommend i do this?
I was thinking multiple JLabels, spread out depending on the quantity. But If theres a better of way without creating multiple Jabels then that would be better. Maybe hashtable similar to the slider label creation process?
I was thinking multiple JLabels, spread out depending on the quantity. But If theres a better of way without creating multiple Jabels then that would be better. Maybe hashtable similar to the slider label creation process?
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