Comment: C++ "includes" behavior and java "imports"
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Answer Posted / chaitanya
fine...........
in C++ we wrote #include<@@@@@@@@@>
because it accessing the functions,keywords....etc from
that header file.
But in Java we imports the classes i mean....
inherits the behaviour of that imported class
ex: import java.*;
the properties(all functions,...etc data) of the java class
will comes to what classes we wrote in the program.
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