What is the meaning of import java.util.System.*;

Question

System is a class , So what denotes .* over there?

Answer 1

java.util.system.* is used to import all the java language utilites to use it in a program.without that import all the variables wont work in the program

Answer 2

I think what you mean is static import.

E.g.
import static java.lang.System.err;
import static java.lang.System.out;

So we use * to import all static fields
import static java.lang.System.*;

Then we can call println without System.
E.g.
out.println("Hello");
err.println("error");

Answer 3

import statement in a java is used in Java to import all the predefined classes defined in a package package is just like a directory in the file system and scanner is a java class that provides the ability to take input from the user and In Java ,classes are organised in a package to understand and visualise them as a directories

Answer 4

in other words it is a header file used for importing predefined behaviours from jvm library

Answer 5

java.util.System.*; this * means system class all members and members are included in your program

Answer 6

not util lang package is system class