What are the different types of swing layout methods available?

There are several types of Swing layout styles available:

1. BorderLayout divides the container into five areas: east, south, west, north, and center, with only one component allowed in each area.
2. FlowLayout: Components are arranged from left to right in the order they are added, and will automatically wrap to a new row if there is not enough space on the current row.
3. GridLayout is a layout that divides a container into rows and columns, where each grid can only hold one component, and the components are arranged from left to right and top to bottom in the order they are added.
4. CardLayout: Stacking multiple components on top of each other, displaying only one component at a time, allowing for switching between cards to display different components.
5. BoxLayout: Arrange components in a horizontal or vertical direction, adjusting their positions by setting alignment.
6. GridBagLayout allows you to freely position components within a grid by setting the grid coordinates and the number of rows and columns each component occupies.
7. Group Layout: Automatically generates layouts based on the relationships and constraints between components.
8. SpringLayout: using spring constraints to control the position relationship between components, allowing for flexible layout adjustments as needed.