Why cant we define System.out.println() inside a class
directly?
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Answer / madhu
We can't because The method signature matters when you are
declaring the method. we can't give a name with
System.out.println, but we can define println()
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Answer / madhu
we can override only class methods and we can't override the
output Stream methods.
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Answer / shahid
because println method is not abstract method it is method
of output stream class so we cant override.and it is just
overloded method.
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Answer / venkatachalapathy
we Directly write this line i.e System.out.println()
directly inside a class because println method is static
method in output stream class which are sub classes of
system class.
so every time this method is overridden in our program....
so static methods doesnt require a creation of object.....
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Answer / chandan
because a class is a logical structure and its definition is
group of entities but when we need some functionality we
need to define inside the function
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