Please compile the following code with Javac.
Look at the objects in your browser and you will see that they are not at
the right locations.
Why?
can you see what is wrong with setLocation?

import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.Applet;

public class ListSimpleTest extends Applet {
 public void init() {
   List list = new List(5, false);
   list.add("Seattle");
   list.add("Washington");
   list.add("New York");
   list.add("Chicago");
   list.add("Miami");
   list.add("San Jose");
   list.add("Denver");
   add(list);

   list.setSize(400, 420);

   list.setName("This is a name.");

   int height = list.getHeight();
   int width  = list.getWidth();

   TextField f1 = new TextField("1111");
   f1.setLocation(10, 10);
   add(f1);

   TextField f2 = new TextField("1111");
   f2.setLocation(20, 20);
   add(f2);

   TextField f3 = new TextField("1111");
   f3.setLocation(30, 30);
   add(f3);

   TextField f4 = new TextField("1111");
   f4.setLocation(80, 80);
   add(f4);

   f1.setText(Integer.toString(height));
   f2.setText(list.getName());

   f3.setText(Integer.toString(f2.getX()));
   f4.setText(Integer.toString(f2.getY()));

//http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/awt/contents.html#AWTScrollbar
 }
}