explain System.out.println
Answer Posted / uday
'system' is a public class which is final which can never
be extended..It itself extends object.
'out' is the static object of the class PrintStream.
'println()' is the method of printStream class..
since 'out' is a static object it can be called by using
the class name'system'
so 'Sstem.out.println()'
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