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This document provides an overview of creating a simple Java applet. It discusses importing necessary classes like Applet and java.awt, creating an Applet subclass with a paint method, setting colors, and drawing basic shapes like rectangles and strings. The paint method is used to draw on the applet and takes a Graphics parameter to perform drawing operations.
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