Answer / Prashant Gautam

Package names in Java follow a reverse domain-name hierarchy convention, with each major and minor domain name separated by dots (.). The package name is usually lowercase, and the package name of third-party libraries is often written in all uppercase letters. For example, java.lang is a standard package provided by Oracle.

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