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    K. K.

    Wagh Polytechnic, Nashik-3

    Chapter 3

    Inheritance, Interface and Package


    Package
    • Package is Java’s way of grouping the classes and interfaces
    together. That is, a package is called as the collection of classes
    and interfaces.
    1.Classes enclosed in packages of other programs can be
    reused.
    2.Two classes in two different packages can have same name
    but they should be referred by their ‘fully qualified name’.
    3.Packages provide a way of hiding classes. So we can prevent
    them from accessing outside of package.
    4.It is also possible to change the implementation of any
    method without affecting the rest of the design.
    Package Cont.
    Steps for Creating the package
    1) Create a package in your current working directory with
    following Syntax: package packagename;
    Ex: package MyPackage;
    2) Declare a class inside package as public
    Example:
    public class MyClass
    {
    //body of the class
    }
    3) Compile the class and store its .class file in the package
    Creating Hierarchy:
    package pkg1.pkg2.pkg3;
    package java.awt.image;

    4) Use of package:
    import package.classname;
    static import method
    import static java.lang.Math.sqrt;
    import static java.lang.Character.isUpperCase;
    import static java.lang.System.out;
    class StaticImport
    {
    public static void main(String args[ ])
    {
    double x = sqrt(52); //method1
    out.print("Square root of 52: ");
    out.println(x); //method2

    char ch = 'D';
    if(isUpperCase(ch)) //method3
    out.println(ch+" is uppercase");
    }
    }

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