I'm a bit confused about what the difference is between Console.Writeline and System.Console.Writeline? Why do we add system to console.writeline, console.readkey, etc.? Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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System.Console.Writeline vs Console.Writeline
I'm a bit confused about what the difference is between Console.Writeline and System.Console.Writeline? Why do we add system to console.writeline, console.readkey, etc.? Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Console vs System.Console
Hello!
I am pretty new to Java and I was wondering what the difference between Console.Writeline and System.Console.Writeline is? Why do we add system to console.writeline, console.readkey, etc.? Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
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