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Science/ITIVA/ITJVA3-B12%20-%20Assignment-2%20B2%202022%20(V1.0).pdf Page view A Read aloud Add text ←→ PHONVIT Study the scenario and complete the question(s) that follow: MathLabs CountDown Timer App MathLabs is a new and upcoming software development company. They specialise in developing apps used in health and fitness. They recently hired you as a Java Developer to join their team. They have tasked you in developing a Java Application that can be used as a countdown timer. The application must implement threading to handle the counting. Create a Java application for MathLabs using NetBeans called MathsLabsCountDown Timer. The application must consist of a graphic user interface like the one displayed in Figure 10 below. MathLabs CountDown Timer Time (in seconds) 60 Start Timer 0 X Reset Timer Figure 10- MathsLabs CountDown Timer App GUI Note, the GUI could either be a JavaFX or Java Swing GUI. ITJVA3-812-Assignment 2-Block 2 2022 | V1.0 UV ITR5 It must consist of two buttons, labels and an uneditable textfield to display the countdown timer. The application must make use of a thread to do the counting. The time should count at intervals of one (1) second starting at 60 seconds. When the Start Timer button is clicked, the timer should start doing the count down. When the Reset Timer button is clicked, the timer should reset back to 60 seconds. When the timer hits zero, a message dialog box should be displayed to inform the user that they have run out of time. Figures 11 and 12 below shows when the application is running after the Start Timer button has been clicked, and the time when the timer has run out of time respectively. Draw Page 13 of 15
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