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What's the best way of importing the JFXtras libraries (specifically, jfxtras-labs) so that I can use them in my assignment project? I need to make sure that my code is able to run on both my and my professor's computer.

I'm new to JFXtras so any guidance would be highly appreciated!

user5508297
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This question has nothing to do with JFXtras, but is a standard Java question: you download the appropriate jars (which is jfxtras-labs-[version].jar), plus any dependent jars (like jfxtras-common-[version].jar), and include them in Java's classpath. Build systems like Maven or Gradle make including dependencies easier, by doing the downloading and including for you.

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