Answer Posted / rajeshbg

Syatem.out.println() --> 1. System is a class, which is final.
2. out is the static variable in
System class of type PrintStream.
3. println() is the mathod in
PrintStream class.

See below code,

Public class PrintStream
{
Public void println();
}

final Public class System
{
Public static PrintStream out;
}

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