Answer:
Yes,
System.out.println( "Some string" )
sends characters to the output stream.
Yes,
System.out.println( "Some string" )
sends characters to the output stream.
Here is a picture of a Java program doing character input
and output.
In this picture, the white box represents the entire program.
The program has imported Scanner for use with input,
and has imported System.out for use with output.
To use the methods of a Scanner an object must be constructed.
(The diagram shows the object as a rectangle.)
The nextLine() method of Scanner reads a
line of character data from the keyboard.
The characters go into a String object.
An assignment statement puts a reference to the object in the reference variable
inData.
To output the characters to the monitor,
the program uses the println() method of System.out.
Do you suppose that a Scanner object has more
methods than the one method in this picture?