What is the insert() method?

February 16th, 2008 by uCertify Leave a reply »

The insert() method is a method of the Form class. It places an instance of the Item class on the form at a specified location. It takes the following two parameters:

  • An int, which indicates the location on the form to place the instance of the Item class.
  • An instance of the Item class.

Note: The Form class is like a holder for other objects on the screen.

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