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why we import both packages java.awt.*; and java.awt.event.*;
as java.awt.*; can import all classes na. then what is the
need of importing java.awt.event.*; ?
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Answer / dhana
As it imports all the classes in java.awt package. It
doesn't import any packages inside java.awt i.e. event package.
So we should declare one more import stat in order to import
all the classes inside event package.
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Answer / hardyesh gupta
java.awt.*; imports the classes available in awt package,but
it does not import packages available in awt.To import the
event package available in awt package, we use the
java.awt.event.*;
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