Create a JavaFX user interface that moves a circle in a pane. The class name should be MoveCircle. The circle is filled with red color and set stroke with Black. The circle radius should be 40. The program uses four buttons Left, Right, Up and Down. Implement the Event Handler for all the buttons to move the circle in the pane. The window title should be “ Move the Circle”. The output should be as seen below

Create a JavaFX user interface that moves a circle in a pane. The class name should be MoveCircle. The circle is filled with red color and set stroke with Black. The circle radius should be 40. The program uses four buttons Left, Right, Up and Down. Implement the Event Handler for all the buttons to move the circle in the pane. The window title should be “ Move the Circle”. The output should be as seen below

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Chapter1: Getting Started With Excel

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