Complete Java SE 8 Developer Bootcamp - Packages

The video tutorial explains how Java packages help organize classes, avoid naming conflicts, and control code access. It compares package organization to file organization on a computer, using music files as an example. The tutorial covers creating packages, using fully qualified names, and importing classes with and without wildcards. It emphasizes the importance of package structure and domain naming conventions for efficient code management.

What is the purpose of organizing files into packages in Java?

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How does Java handle naming conflicts when two classes have the same name?

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What is a fully qualified name in the context of Java packages?

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Explain how to create a package in Java.

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What is the significance of the package statement in a Java class?

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Describe the convention for naming packages in Java.

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What is the role of the import statement in Java?

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How can wildcard imports simplify code in Java?

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What happens if there are multiple classes with the same name in different packages?

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What are the two packages that are accessible by default in Java?

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