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Explanation about System.out.

println();
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Let us understand the sample example and relate to the above concept.....
Class Demo
{

private static String out = "java";

public static void main(String args[]) {
s.o.p(Demo.out.length());

}

}

--> Here in the above code Demo is class and "out" is a reference of String typ
e and length() is a function in String class.So we get the output of the above
program as 4.

Here we relate the above example with System.out.println();

class System
{

static PrintStream out;
public static void main(String args[]) {
s.o.p("console");

}
}

--> Here System is class available in java.lang package and "out" is a referen
ce variable of type PrintStream and println() is a method of PrintStream class.

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