When we invoke repaint() for a java.awt.Component object, the AWT invokes which of thefollowing method ?Optionsshow( )draw( )update( )none of these

When repaint() is invoked for a java.awt.Component object, the AWT invokes the update(Graphics g) method of that component. The update() method is responsible for rendering the component's visuals, typically by calling the paint(Graphics g) method, where the actual drawing happens.

Explanation:

1. show() - This method is deprecated and is not used for painting.
2. draw() - This is not a method of java.awt.Component.
3. update(Graphics g) - This method is called when repaint() is invoked, where g is the Graphics object to draw on.
4. none of these - Incorrect, as update() is a valid method invoked during repainting.

Therefore, the correct answer is update().