In my previous Java 101 tutorial, you learned how to better organize your code by declaring reference types (also known as classes and interfaces) as members of other reference types and blocks. I also showed you how to use nesting to avoid name conflicts between nested reference types and top-level reference types that share the same name.
Along with nesting, Java uses packages to resolve same-name issues in top-level reference types. Using static imports also simplifies access to the static members in packaged top-level reference types. Static imports will save you keystrokes when accessing these members in your code, but there are a few things to watch out for when you use them. In this tutorial, I will introduce you to using packages and static imports in your Java programs.
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