Need help with simple stuff not compiling

Question

I just started to use java today and I don't understand things very well...
I am working on doing arithmetic in java and when attempting to compile my program I get a list of 5 errors saying
"Arithmetic.java:17: package system does not exist
system.out.println(The sum is: "+ sum);
Arithmetic.java:22: package system does not exist
system.out.println(The difference is: "+ difference);"
and so on... in my Command Shell...
Here is the original code...
Arithmetic Java
This program demonstrates the arithmetic operators available in Java
public class Arithmetic {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int numberA = 10;
int numberB = 7;
//Addition+
int sum = numberA + numberB;
system.out.println("The sum is: "+ sum);
//Subtraction-
int difference = numberA - numberB;
difference = numberB - numberA;
system.out.println("The difference is: "+ difference);
//Multiplication*
int product= numberA * numberB;
system.out.println("The product is: "+ product);
//Division/
int quotient= numberA / numberB;
system.out.println("The quotient is: "+ quotient);
double doubleQuotient = (double) numberA / numberB;
system.out.println("the doubleQuotient is: " + doubleQuotient);
//Modulus%
int remainder = numberA % numberB;
System.out.println("the remainder is: " + remainder);
int CrazyEquasion = 4 + 7 *10 -11 *12;
System.out.println("The CrazyEquasion is: " + CrazyEquasion);
//Inc
//numberA = numberA + 1;
//numberA++;
//++numberA;
int increment = ++numberA;
System.out.println("The increment is: " + increment);
//Dec
numberA = numberA - 1;
numberA--;
--numberA;
numberA = numberA + numberB;
numberA += numberB;
numberA = numberA - numberB;
numberA -= numberB;
an explanation of what it means by packages is what I really am hoping for in the answer     
Any help would be appreciated...
though I doubt this is worth anyone's time
Edited by: Prokaryote on Jul 21, 2008 4:35 AM

Answer 1

system.out.println();
or
System.out.println();