Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
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pane.getChildren() method:
The method pane.getChildren() is used to stock up the nodes in pane and returns the ObservableList<Node> which is a subtype of List<Node>.
- The pane is used to hold and consolidate the nodes.
- The pane is used to call the method of getChildren().
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pane...
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