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If we import same package/class twice. Will the JVM load the package twice at runtime?

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If we import same package/class twice. Will the JVM load the package twice at runtime?
posted Feb 16, 2014 by Prachi Agarwal

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In JAVA each class is loaded by the class loader subsystem only once......
Though u can import it multiple times but with no benefit.
When a class is loaded is much complex....Refer cathy serra book for details. This book gives all the details on when the class is loaded refering to static and nonstatic scopes and other related issues on class loading.

answer Feb 22, 2014 by Prakash
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No, it will run one time only.

answer Feb 16, 2014 by Neeraj Pandey
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I was playing around some static inner class.

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    public class MyUpperClass {
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        }
        private static class MyStaticInnerClass{
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            return MyStaticInnerClass.muc;
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Now, My question is, when does MystaticInnerClass get loaded into the JVM memory?
At the time of, when MyUpperClass get loaded or getInstance() get called?

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