Answer Posted / arun rajesh

System.out.println

The println() is a method that is used to print data on the
system console (command window). Java's method names are
always followed by parentheses.

System and out are not methods, but names that represent
other Java classes.

System.out means that the variable out is defined inside
the class System.

The out.println() tells us that there is an object
represented by a variable called out and it has a method
called println().

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