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what is meant by package in java?
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Answer / thamarai selvi
Package is the java mechanism for grouping the classes..
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Answer / ilavarasi
1.A package is a grouping of related types providing access
protection and name space management.
2.The types refers to classes, interfaces, enumerations,
and annotation types.
3.Enumerations and annotation types are special kinds of
classes and interfaces, respectively.
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Answer / manoj kumar sahu(secon pvt.ltd
Package is nothing but it can be call as container of all
related class.All *.class files are stored in a package for
that we can implement the require *.class files in our
program.In java one package can be implement by using the
keyword import.The syntex is
import java.<packagename>.*;
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Answer / raja qaiser
package is container which contain difference classes,using
package we use functions of different classes.
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Answer / sonali
package is collection of classes and interfaces, that
provides a high level layer of access protection and nams
space mgt. Also it is a way of grouping of variety of
classes and interfaces together.
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