import java.util.*;



public class StandardJavaObjectTypes

{

	public static void main(String[] args)

	{

		String s;

		Date d;



		//String------------------->

		s="Hello World!"; //Note we do NOT need to do

		                  //s=new String("Hello World!");

		                  //Because String is part of the

		                  //Java Language and is why it is

		                  //in the java.lang package.

		                  //This this would actually work:

		                  //s=new String("Hello World!");



		System.out.println("String: " + s);

		//------------------->



		//Date------------------->

		d=new Date(); //Create a new date object and since we are NOT

		              //passing anything to the constructor it will

		              //be initialized to the current time.

		              //Note: there is also a Date class in the

		              //java.sql package. This one is used for

		              //Dates from a Database.



		System.out.println("Date: " + d);

		//------------------->

	}

}