why is S capital in System.out.println ????

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / jjj

Because System is a predefined class in java and every
predefined class must starts with a capital letter...

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / javac

Because System is a class available in Java.lang
package.According to java conventions class name should
start with Capital letter, and the same in implemented.

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / horhe

simple because System is a class. Every class must start
with capital letter

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / shaik baji

The "System" class is defined like that by the java
developer so if you want to use any static content of that
class then you should call them by using the Class name.

NOTE: 1) According to JAVA conventions every class name
should starts with capital letter.
2) Java is case sensitive.

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / sankar r k

System is a class in java. As per the convention in java all
the class must start with a capital letter.

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why is S capital in System.out.println ???? ..

Answer / abhishek mittal

because System.out.println() is a class satement. hence,it should get some respect by using "S"

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