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type of import statements?
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senthil sen
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Joined: Oct 10, 2002
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1.import java.packageName
2.class extends java.packageName
3.how can package be imported as an inline statement???
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Cindy Glass
"The Hood"
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Joined: Sep 29, 2000
Posts: 8521
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Line 2 is not a valid statement. It would need to be:
class MyClass extends java.packageName.ClassName
Import is not the same as include in C++.
Import just provides the namespaces to look in to find the classes that are not qualified. If you fully qualify all of the classes that you use scattered through your code, then you don't need to have import statements at all.
I would NOT recommend this practice. As a matter of fact many shops insist that you list every class that you are importing specifically, just to document what you are using.
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