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The Fun and Easy Way' to Create Your Own Games and Put Them on Your Web Page Your First Aid Kif for Adding Pizzazz to Boring Web Sites Creating Cool Games in Java - Explained in Plain English

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Applet Method void init( Override It To . . . Perform any one-time initialization the applet needs before it runs. Begin animations, processing, or threads. Draw the applet to the screen. Suspend animations, processing, or threads initiated in start( ). Clean up after the applet before it quits.

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