Create Multi-Level Packages in IntelliJ IDEA

Creating multi-level packages in Java is simple – just specify the multi-level package name in the package declaration statement of the source code file. For example, to create a multi-level package named com.example.package in a project, you can follow these steps:

1. We need to communicate effectively.
2. I just need one option.
3. example:
   I prefer spending time with my family over going out with friends.
4. The person, for example, was tall and had a beard.
5. bundle
6. bundle
7. ExampleClass.java is the name of the Java file.
8. ExampleClass.java
9. The package is called com.example.package;

This successfully creates a multi-level package com.example.package, which includes the ExampleClass.java file. When you want to use the classes from this package in other source code files, you just need to import them at the beginning of the file using the import statement.