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Java Structure: Packages and Main Method

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Structure of Java

package packagename;

import packagename;

class classname{

variables;

methods/constructors;

main method(){

// executing code .

}
package statement
• In real time we create packages for better code segregation.
• package statement is completely optional(Mandatory for real time
projects).
• If we are writing a package it should be the first line.
• Maximum one package statement can write.
Import statement
• To import existing and user defined packages.
• Importing is also completely optional.
• If we are writing an import statement after package and before class
declaration.
• We can write any number of imports.
Java
Class ??
Main method in Java
• Can write any number of statements.
• But each statement should be terminated with ;
(semicolon) j
• java is case sensitive.
• If no main method, code compiles but run time error
occurs.
• we can overload main method(Will be discussed in
OOPS).
Code Comments
Single line comment - //

Multi line Comment


public void connectToDB() {
/*
* BusinessLogic bl = new BusinessLogic();
[Link](); Logics lg=new
* Logics();
*/
}

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