Answer:
appPane.getChildren().add(nameField);
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is related to JavaFx which is a set of packages used for making interactive graphical user interface that contains graphical components for better user experience.
Pane is a JavaFx component which is used for adjusting the position and size of a graphical component for a given scene.
We can create a pane object by appPane = new Pane(); command.
TextField is a JavaFx object that is used for displaying a line of text. We have various functions available to set properties of TextField object.
We can create a TextField object by nameField = new TextField(); command.
A pane can have multiple set of graphical components for various parts of an application. These are called children.
Hence we can write the following statement to add a TextField object nameField to a Pane object appPane.
appPane.getChildren().add(nameField);