Can soemone explain this code to me

can someone explain this code to me
import javax.swing.*;
import BreezySwing.*;
import java.util.Random;
public class PennyPinch extends GBFrame
     private JButton enterButton;
     private JTextArea outputArea;
     private int[][] board = {{1,1,1,1,1},{1,2,2,2,1},{1,2,3,2,1},{1,2,2,2,1},{1,1,1,1,1}};
     private boolean[][] landing = new boolean[5][5];
     private int total;
     public PennyPinch()
     enterButton = addButton ("Pitch",2,1,1,1);
     outputArea = addTextArea("",4,1,3,4);
     public void pitch()
          Random generator = new Random();
          int randomRow = generator.nextInt(5);
          int randomColumn = generator.nextInt(5);
          total += board[randomRow][randomColumn];
          landing[randomRow][randomColumn] = true;
     public void buttonClicked (JButton buttonObj)
          pitch();
          displayList(board, outputArea);
     private void displayList(int a[][], JTextArea output)
output.setText("");
          for (int row = 0; row < 5; row++)
for (int col = 0; col < 5; col++){
if(landing[row][col] ==true)
                              output.append(Format.justify('r',"P", 3) + " ");
                              if (col == 4)
output.append("\n");
                         else
                         output.append(Format.justify('r', a[row][col], 3) + " ");
                         if (col == 4)
output.append("\n");                    }
          output.append("the total is " + total);
     public static void main (String[] args)
PennyPinch theGUI = new PennyPinch();
theGUI.setSize (300, 300);
theGUI.setVisible(true);
}

Knowing toilets or studying under George?What kind pervert are you?
What is written in public toilets o/c!Ah yes I see, I found example questions.
2:3.4 please complete the following well known saying
by filling in the blank
Whilst you are reading what I put
You are blank on your foot
2:3.5 Upon seeing the announcement 'Toilet
tennis' and following the instruction ' please
see other wall for details' what is the standard
message on the other wall.2:3.4. is the correct answer 'micturating' ?
2:3.5. I believe the answer is Ibidem.

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CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN TO ME THIS CODE:
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Man, that's a hideous piece of code. Judging from
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import java.io.IOException;
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sir                  matey
madam           proud beauty
miss comely    wench
where             whar
is                    be
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GPDMTR25 wrote:
I located the answer to my own question (how to get all the accordion panels to remain closed when the browser opens) but I still don't understand the answer. Can someone explain this?
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Hi Angela,
You are right, the only way it will work is by setting the fixed height to false. As for the for the default panel option, -1 is not a panel and if you had 3 panels we could have used the number 3 (panel1 = 0) or 99 or whatever as long as there is no panel with that number. If we had used the number 1 for instance, then the 2nd panel would be opened by default.
Hope this helps.
Ben

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