Paint or Fill a pixel with color

Greetings I am a very beginner with java 2D, I am going to design an applet simulator about artificial life. To start I want to know how to paint a pixel with any color. example
Graphics g
g.fillPixel(Point x, Point y, Color.ANY)Thanks by your help.
Cordially
Andrei
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The most efficient way to paint a pixel in Java2D is fillRect(x, y, 1, 1);
Both drawLine and drawRect typically have higher overhead.
Dmitri

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