explain System.out.println
Answer Posted / birendra
system-is a class present in java.lang package .it is a
public final class.
system class import the package java.io.*;
out-out is the object of printStream class.
its syntax is public final static PrintSteam out in the
system class.
println()-it the the method of PrintStream class;
so we can call the static object of system class with the
name of class & with the name of out we can call the method
of printsteam call
System.out.println();
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