If I create multiple frames within a method, will it work?

I'm using this code:

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public void CreateFrame() {
        Graphics g=getGraphics();
        JFrame frame=new JFrame("Test");
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.getContentPane().add("", frame);
        g.drawImage(mole11, 128, 104, frame);
        frame.pack();
        frame.setVisible(true);
}

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to create multiple frames. Say I create nine frames using the method without closing any of them, will it work properly?

What makes you think that it will not work? Try it for your self :)

Why are you adding a JFrame to another JFrame's contentPane? Why are you drawing with an unstable Graphics object obtained via getGraphics()? What's the driving force behind all of this?

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Originally Posted by Fubarable

Why are you adding a JFrame to another JFrame's contentPane? Why are you drawing with an unstable Graphics object obtained via getGraphics()? What's the driving force behind all of this?

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I am new at programming and was tasked with creating a whack-a-mole program using frames, something i have never learned before.

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Originally Posted by gregsakas

I am new at programming and was tasked with creating a whack-a-mole program using frames, something i have never learned before.

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What you have posted in your original post is not how you'd do it.

All Swing solutions would involve you creating one and only one single JFrame. A possible solution could be where the JFrame has a JPanel that holds a grid of JLabels in a GridLayout, and then change the ImageIcons held by the JLabels for when you want a mole to appear and disappear. A Swing Timer and the Random class could help you with the animation and the random selection of mole holes.