explain System.out.println
Answer Posted / rajendra h r
System is a class
Out is a static reference of type printStream.
prinyln()is a method in the Class System.
When you say System.out.println()
u r telling compiler to print the string that u type
inside the println() method as argument on out put stream
(ie u r moniter).
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