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In general in java, when do you use the following import statements a) import java.io; b) import java.*;
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Well, if you think about what the wildcard means, you can guess why it is avoided. But here is a little ore technical description on it: http://www.javaperformancetuning.com/news/qotm031.shtml
You use that "*" so that all are included. For example, import java.*; includes all the java libraries. And where as import java.io; imports only th Input/Output API
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