Is there any need to import java.lang package?
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Answer / harsha
It is not need, by default it is loaded internally by the
JVM.
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Answer / srikanth
no, not needed it is included by default by JVM
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Answer / srikanth
no, not needed it is included by default by JVM
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Answer / thomman yacob
The above example , imported package is not java.lang package.
Thats is another package java.lang.reflect.*;
Both packages are different. Do not get confused.
The below classes are available with Java.Lang.*;
Boolean,Enum,System,Object,Class,ClassLoader,Float ..ect.
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Answer / arunji,shc
no,because java.lang.package is a default package.so no
need to import this package in our progrm
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Answer / subha narayan mohapatra
No, we need not to import java.lang package because
java.lang package is the default package for all java files
and it will add automatically in our java file.
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Answer / ashish
java.lang package is automatically loaded by JVM so no need
to define it by own.
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Answer / guest
java.lang package is imported by default.we donot really
need to import it.
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Answer / prashant
In java, by default the java.lang package is imported and
the java.lang.package package is in the java.lang package,so
for that no need to that.
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Answer / navneet raushan
Yes, When u will use reflection package then u will have to
import java.lang package.
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