To remove the title bar completely, there is a method called setUndecorated() in java. It takes a boolean variable. If the boolean is true, the title bar will be removed. The following one is an example. The method setUndecorated() invoked with a true boolean argument, will remove the title bar from the JFrame MyJFrame. The method is called here from the constructor. You may call it anywhere from within the class scope.
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How to Close or Exit a Java App When some Button is Clicked
To close a Java app, System.exit() can be used. This function can be used to close the app if an error occurs or no error is occurred. If no, error occurred, the argument of the function should be 0. This method terminates the currently running Java Virtual Machine. The argument stands for status code; by convention, a nonzero status code indicates abnormal termination. If you are calling the System.exit() function without any errors (in normal case), just give the argument as zero. This method calls the exit method in class Runtime.
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