What is System.out.println ?

Question

Can anyone reconfirm me about System.out.println,
I think this way : System is a Huge class which is the most super class to any object in the Java World. Out is a static Nested Class and println is a method. I came accross something called " PrintStream class" What is this ? Where is it located ?
Thanks in Advance..

Answer 1

sagararya wrote:
Nope. It's a public static field that refers to an instance of PrintStream. Best not to just try and make up definitions of things, really
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Public Static field... ok.... How can an instance become static ? Static field is not tagged to any object
you mean to say like this :
Class PrintStream { }
Class Something {
public static void main(String [] args)
PrintStream out = new PrintStream();
// How is the out static here ???Come on now really.
You don't have a clue on any basics, so best to stop throwing terms around in the hope that you might generate some meaningful phrases. Or if you are going to do that at least have the common courtesy to add a healthy dollop of buzzwords (the chef recommends WSDL, dynamically, DAO, Singleton and IPv6) so that we'll know the level of management doublespeak we should be using to address your posts.
If you ever feel like resolving your underlying issue do feel free to check out the link posted in reply #1. In fact here it is again for, presumably, your amusement but perhaps with luck your education as well [http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/index.html]