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A good layout manager proves essential for creating a good graphical user interface (GUI), but many beginner developers find the standard Java layout managers difficult to master. Of these, BorderLayout<\/code> and FlowLayout<\/code> generally prove useful, but developers often start running into difficulties when coding more complex layouts. GridBagLayout<\/code>, in particular, is very powerful, but many developers find it difficult and nonintuitive. Personally, I follow the “least surprise” principle when I look at layout managers: If you are surprised at a layout manager’s behavior, it probably was designed poorly. On this basis, GridBagLayout<\/code> gets particularly poor marks. With that in mind, a better way to get similar results must exist.<\/p>\n

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