 From

 K.Anjani prasad

cse 3rd year

Indur college
&

T.Rahul reddy
Cse 3rd year
Indur college
 Packages

Defination of Package
Use of import statement
Advantage of Package
Types of packages
Built in packages
User defined packages
 What is Package ?

 Way to group a related class and interface into

one unit
 To resolve the name conflicts between class
names
 Use of import Statement

import
import packageName.className
packageName.className;;

 Include all the classes in package

 import packageName.*;

import
import java.io.*;
java.io.*;
 Advantages of packages

 Grouping related classes and interface.

 Accidental deletion of class and interfaces
doesn’t take place.
 The classes and interfaces of a package are
isolated from the classes and interfaces of
another package.
 Reusability nature of package
 Types of packages

 There are two different types of packages in

java:-
 1.User-defined packages.
 2.Built-in packages.
 Built in packages

Some of the built in packages are:-

 Java.lang
 Java.io
 Java.awt
 Javax.swing
 Java.net
 Java.applet
 Java.util
 User defined packages

 The users of the java language can also

create their own package.

 Declaration of a userdefined package

 package packagename;
 Ex:-package pack;
 The above statement create a directory
with the given package name we can add
classes and interfaces to this directory.
 Adding new classes to
userdefined packages

A new class substraction can add to the userdefined

pakcage pack as follows
package pack;
public static substraction
{
public static double sub(double
a,double b)
{
return (a-b);
}
}