Where can I find a list of the Java Standard libraries?

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Solution

Yes. That is the library that Java's creators have provided.

here is a list of things to know:

- `java.lang` is for all the basic classes that are actually imported automatically (implicitly) because it is all the basic ones (String, Integer, Double, etc)

- `java.util` contains all your data structures you learned in school and more. Read the documentation, and the more you know and practice, the better

- `java.io` for file reading. Look into java.util.Scanner for simple file reading, but for any more complicated, low level file reading info, use `java.io`, its built for efficiency, while Scanner is for simplicity

- `java.math` if you ever need to use arbitrary precision values (built-in in python, not in java)

- `java.net` for sockets, connections, etc

- `javax.swing` for GUI, which is an extension of the older `java.awt`

Hope that helps.

Problem

I am new to Java and trying to learn more about it. I studied the documentation and found the following for Java, Java Docs Are the packages listed here the same as standard libraries?

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