In a controller class, the variable radio1 references a RadioButton component, and outputLabel references a Label component. Write an if statement that determines whether the RadioButton is selected. If the RadioButton is selected, display “Selected” in the outputLabel. Otherwise, display “Not selected” in the outputLabel.

In a controller class, the variable radio1 references a RadioButton component, and outputLabel references a Label component. Write an if statement that determines whether the RadioButton is selected. If the RadioButton is selected, display “Selected” in the outputLabel. Otherwise, display “Not selected” in the outputLabel.

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Chapter14: Introduction To Swing Components

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