Java Program Structure

 A Java program consists of a series of statements that are executed in a specific order. These statements can be grouped together into methods and classes, which are the building blocks of a Java program.

Here is an example of the basic structure of a Java program:


  • The first line of the program is the package statement. This is not required, but it's common to see it in a Java program. It's used to organize the classes in the program and make it easier to manage.
  • The next lines are import statements, these are used to include classes and libraries from other packages.
  • After that, we have the class definition. The class is the main building block of a Java program. Every Java program must have

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