Java Packages

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[true heron]

it doesn't, you're free to name it whatever, even dev.drwarpman. the common approach to that would be me.drwarpman tho, but no one enforces package names

the pom.xml file is a guide to maven on how to build your project. if you change your package layout, make sure to update it there aswell

whatever/package/name/ClassName would be whatever.package.name.ClassName. each package segment is its own folder. You can put your class whereever you like

make your default package, for example me.drwarpman, and put all the classes that belong to you in that package. make subpackages when needed, such as me.drwarpman.subpackage

5. src means the source folder, main denotes the main source set, java tells you the language. src/main/resources would be the resources for the main sourceset, src/main/kotlin would be kotlin source code of the main sourceset. note that src/main/java isn't part of the package name, org.example is tho
   5.1 different source sets, if you have multiple
   5.2 see 5

[true heron]

that would be a good one, yes

you can just make up a name, no one enforces the package name convention

yea

[true heron]

bananabeer

afaik the naming convention is to use all lowercase, no _