Line No. 3: is package statement: package com.oops.chap3 our class files are
stored here.
Line No. 2: imports package
java.io.* which is required to handle input and
output methods.
Line No. 3: declares a class FindMax. This will be class that will perform our
core function of finding out maximum of three numbers.
Line Nos. 4–8: defines a method called Max3Numbers that receive three integers
num1, num2, num3 and finds maximum and returns max number
at Line No. 8.
Line No. 10: is our main class, hence it is declared along with publicstaticvoid
main(String[] args) { statement at Line No. 11. ...
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