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Question:  System.out.println()

Answer: Why do we use 'out' in System.out.println();?


May 05, 2009 11:23:30 #2
 r.praveenkumar   Member Since: October 2007    Total Comments: 27 
RE: System.out.println()
 
out is the object of printstream class... System.write() will write in byte stream fashion.. but System.out.println() will write in character stream format..
     

 

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