explain System.out.println
Answer Posted / malyadri tavva
System:System is predefined class in java.lang package.
out: out is final and static variable in system class and
it is a referece variable in PrintStream class.
we call the static varible with their class names.i.e
System.out
println():
println() is a method in PrintStream class so we can call
this method by using the reference variable i.e
System.out.println().
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