Task: Create an informational tutorial or game that uses a variety of java controls. Requirements:

Use at least ten different controls
Must take a value from a control, process it in a method and output the processed value in another control.
Variables MUST use names that reflect their function according to accepted conventions.
Application should have an attractive layout, pleasing color scheme and acceptable font choice.
Code should be spaced, organized, commented and completely debugged.
Turn in the .JAR and .JAVA file
List of Java control elements

• JPanel
• JButton
• JLabel
• JTextField
• JTextArea
• JCheckBox
• JRadioButton
• JComboBox
• JList
• JScrollbar
• JSlider
• JOptionPane
• JScrollPane
• JSpinner
• ImageIcon
•JFileChooser
• JTabbedPane
• JMenuBar

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