Java How can I make a 2D star move in my JFrame using Java?

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To move a 2D star in a JFrame while properly erasing its previous position, two main techniques are suggested. First, before updating the star's position, repaint the area with the background color to effectively erase the old star. Second, implementing "double buffering" can help manage the rendering process, reducing flicker and improving the visual quality of the animation. These methods will ensure smooth movement of the star within the frame.
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In my JFrame, I already draw a 2d star, i would like to make it move around in my frame, but i don't know how to erase the old star when it appears in a new position, can anyone here help me with this ?
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Although I haven't done much Java programming recently, I think one of the following suggestions could be used.

1. Before updating the position of the star, you could first paint it the background color.

2. Alternatively, you could implement "double buffering".
 
Ah.., I see it now, thanks for your suggestions ..lol..
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