Create an applet that will implement a timer. Give it two buttons—Start and Stop—and a text area that has three lines. When the applet begins, only the Start button should be visible. When that button is clicked, get the current time and display it on the first line of the text area. Then make the Start button invisible and the Stop button visible. When the Stop button is clicked, get the current time and display it on the second line. Calculate the difference between the two times and display it on the third line. Finally, make the Stop button invisible.
What will be an ideal response?
See the code in TimerApplet.java.
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