explain System.out.println
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Answer / minnu
System is a class. out is an object of class PrintStream and
is static and in class System. println() is a methode in
class PrintStream, which can be called by using object.
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Answer / lalit bhangale
System.out.println();
System is the Class in which out is static object of
class PrintStream which refers t othe standard output ie
console output,
and PrintStream class contains the method println()
which will be accessed using PrintStream object out.
Since out is static so it can be only accessed using
class name in which it contains.
so System.out.println(); simply invokes println()
method to output specified data to standard output console.
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Answer / neha
here println is a method as only methods can be called with
dot operator and out is a static variable of class System
as only static variables or methods can be called using
classname.staticvariable.method.. thankyou
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Answer / durgesh jaiswal
System:- is a predefined class that provide access to the
system from anywhere in the program
Out:- is the outputstream that is connected to the console
print():- Display the string and any result passed to it
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Answer / madhuri
it is an statement to give the out put which we want.the out
put whcich we want must give by using this statement .it
will b used in java..
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Answer / umesh
'System'= a class in java.lang package
'out' = a static object of PrintStream class in java.io
package
'prinln()' = method in the PrintStream class.....
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Answer / deepa george
System: it is a predefined class that provides access to the system.
out: it is the output stream that is connected to the console.
println(): it is a built-in method that displays the string which is passed to it
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Answer / vipul patil
System is public class...& out is static object So class
System can invoke it directly...out is a static object of
PrintStream.class ,& println() is method of PrintStream.class
so "System.out.print(" hello");"
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Answer / gopal
System:it is a predefined class which is defined in a package.
out:to display result on monitor.
println:print next line
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Answer / malyadri tavva
System:System is predefined class in java.lang package.
out: out is final and static variable in system class and
it is a referece variable in PrintStream class.
we call the static varible with their class names.i.e
System.out
println():
println() is a method in PrintStream class so we can call
this method by using the reference variable i.e
System.out.println().
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