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Han Wu
927 PointsHow to import classes like console?
I kinda get the using import java.io.Console; but how would I apply the Console console = System.console() if I were, let's say, importing a math class in?
1 Answer
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherHan;
Welcome to Treehouse!
You can import as many libraries as you need for your project, so something like...
import java.lang.Math;
import java.io.Console;
... is perfectly normal if you need something from both libraries.
Does that answer your question?
Happy coding,
Ken
Han Wu
927 PointsHan Wu
927 PointsI get the using the important method but in order to use the console methods, don't we have to make a console object? I'm asking how would I create object for other classes?