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(Click here to see my 2 minute Youtube Video on Screen Recording in Windows without downloading any extra software) 1. Click on the Start Button and open XBox.   2. On opening the XBox, create an account if required. It can easily be made via facebook. 3. Now minimize the XBox window and open the window screen that you want to record. For example, I have opened a Text document with the intention of recording as I work in it. You could open a game screen or just about anything. 4. Now to start recording, press WINDOWS + G buttons. If a dialog box appears asking you if a game bar has been opened then click YES even if its not a game window that you have opened.  Narration option is also given just like any other recording software, which can be turned on or off. 5. Once you're done with the work then click the STOP button to stop recording or simply close the window in which you have been working. A notification pops up informing the user about t...

//The game of fifteen by Anjali Prasad Click here to see the Coding Video of The 15 Puzzle Game import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class Puzzle1 extends JFrame{     JButton[][] sq = new JButton[4][4];     int m,n;     public Puzzle1()     {         Container container = getContentPane();         container.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,4));         ButaneListener pushed = new ButaneListener();         for(int i=0;i<4;i++)         {             for(int j=0;j<4;j++)             {                 JButton n = new JButton();          ...