Java Project Tutorial - How To Create an Image Gallery Application in Java Swing Using Netbeans

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----------------------------------- Project Description -----------------------------------
in this java tutorial we will see how to Make an "Images Gallery" application.
This application creates a graphical user interface (GUI) using Java Swing to display and navigate through a collection of images using Netbeans.
What We Will Use To Build This Project ? :
- Java Programming Language.
- NetBeans Editor.
What We Will Do In This Project ? :
- Loaded Images from a specified directory (in this code, "C:\images"), and add the supported image files (with extensions such as jpg, jpeg, png, and gif) to the list of images.
- Displayed the selected image in in the image view.
- Navigate through the images using the "Previous" and "Next" buttons.
- Search for specific images by entering a search term in the text field, which filters the list to display matching image names.
Java Swing Components We Will Use In This Project:
- JFrame.
- JPanel.
- JList.
- JScrollPane.
- ImageIcon.
- JLabel.
- JButton.
- JTextField.
----------- TABLE OF CONTENT -----------
▶ 00:00 The Final Result Overview
▶ 01:25 Create The Project File / Folders
▶ 02:05 Design The Image Gallery Form
▶ 28:40 Create a Function to Check if a file has a supported image extension
▶ 34:10 Create a Function to Load images from a specified directory
▶ 39:30 Create a Function to Display selected image in the image view
▶ 46:25 Create a Function to Search images based on the provided search term
▶ 51:00 Create a Function to Navigate through images
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I didn't get well this line: int newIndex = (selectedIndex + offset + images.size()) % images.size(); can someone explain please??

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selectedIndex: This variable holds the index of the currently selected item in the image list.
offset: This parameter represents the amount by which we want to navigate through the images. It could be either -1 (for navigating to the previous image) or 1 (for navigating to the next image).
images.size(): This returns the total number of images in the list.
(selectedIndex + offset + images.size()): This expression calculates the target index for navigation by adding the current selected index (selectedIndex), the offset (offset), and the total number of images (images.size()).
% images.size(): This part ensures that the resulting index stays within the range of available images by using the modulo operator (%). If the calculated index goes beyond the last index in the list, it wraps around to the beginning

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