Abstract Window Toolkit 

The Abstract Window Toolkit also known as AWT is Java's original platform independent graphics, user-interface widget and windowing toolkit. It is part of the Java Foundation Classes, an standard API for offering a graphical user interface for a Java program.

Abstract Window Toolkit is the Graphic User Interface toolkit for a number of Java ME profiles. For instance, Connected Device Configuration profiles expect Java run times on mobile telephones to support Abstract Window Toolkit.

In J2SE, the Swing toolkit largely replaced the Abstract Window Toolkit's widgets.  Additionally, rendering a richer set of UI widgets, Swing designs its own widgets instead of depending on the high-level user interface module of operating system. Swing offers the alternative of using either a system "look and feel" which utilizes the native platform's look and feel or a cross-platform look and feel that looks the same on all platforms. However, Swing depends on AWT for its interface to the native windowing-system.

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