what is the default package and default class in java?
i checked on the internet but couldn't find a concrete answer. So please reply for my question.
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2are u sure that u r asking a question and not ordering us.;) – Kamlesh Arya Dec 21 '13 at 09:55
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default package will be your `src`. – Paul Samsotha Dec 21 '13 at 09:57
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There's no such thing as "default class". "Default package" is another word for the "unnamed package" described in the Java Language Specification section 7.4.2
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If you don’t explicitly package your classes or interfaces, In that case, they’re
packaged in a default, no-name package. This default package is automatically imported in
the Java classes and interfaces defined within the same directory on your system.
A class from a default package can’t be used in any named packaged class, regardless
of whether they are defined within the same directory or not.
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