System.out.println()

What Is System.Out.Println in Java?

To define System.out.println() in Java, it is a simple statement that prints any argument you pass and adds a new line after it.

*println() is responsible for printing the argument and printing a new line

*System.out refers to the standard output stream

*The statement System.out.println contains three major parts: System, out, and println.

*System refers to a final class that we can find in the java.lang.package(TBD)-(https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/java-lang-package-java/) and this System class has a public and static member field called PrintStream.

*All instances of the class PrintStream have a public method called println()

*out is an instance(உதாரணம்) of the PrintStream class

The structure of the statement System.out.println(), being in line with the standards, reflects all these relationships.

System.out.println() Syntax in Java

System.out.println(argument);

Reference:https://interviewkickstart.com/blogs/learn/system-out-println-in-java

Reference:https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/system-out-println-in-java/

How to call static method or variable of class in java ?

static method or variable can be access using class name.