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Java Libraries






1. java.lang: it is used to support classes containing String, Character, Math, Integer, Thread, etc.

2. java.io: to support stream reader classes to deal with input and output statement.

3. java.applet: to support classes to generate applet - specific environment.

4. java.net: to support classes for network related operations and dealing with URL(Uniform Resource Locator)

5. java.awt: to support abstract window tool kit and also to manage GUI(Graphical User Interface)

6. java.txt: for supporting text elements such as dates, times and currency etc.

7. java.math: to support mathematical function such as square roots( integer and decimal both)

In the first phase we will be continuing with basic program in BlueJ and some theories which will help you to understand

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