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A Java button is a button the user clicks to perform an action on the page. Button types in Java include: command buttons, which generates ActionEvent and is created with a class JButton; toggle ...

I don't see you calling addActionListener () on it like you do the radio buttons, and you don't have anything in your actionPerformed () to handle when the source of the ActionEvent is the button.