Let’s consider a simple scenario. Can you use the same name for different classes in a Java file? No. The compiler would raise an issue and would point toward this naming collision. When you define a class, you need to follow unique naming conventions. In real-world programming, class names should be somewhat meaningful, and there is the possibility that different programmers will opt for class names that are not unique. Then the obvious question is: how can you deal with such situations? Packages can rescue us in these instances.
You can bundle your classes or interfaces ...
