ledclock.java

some java example for learn how to use the Calendar

package bitc;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.*;

public class LEDClock extends JPanel implements Serializable, Runnable {

	ImageIcon[] num =
		{new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/0.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/1.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/2.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/3.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/4.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/5.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/6.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/7.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/8.gif")),
		 new ImageIcon(LEDClock.class.getResource("images/9.gif"))};
	//