The java.util ResourceBundle class provides a way to externalize string literals from your source code, thus allowing you to create localized versions of your application. The getLocale() method returns the locale of the resource bundle, which allows you to determine the user's preferred language and country.
Example:
ResourceBundle messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("messages"); String hi = messages.getString("greeting"); System.out.println(hi);
In this example, we are using the ResourceBundle class to get an instance of the messages.properties file that contains our string literals. We are then retrieving a string with the key "greeting" and printing it out to the console.
This code is part of the java.util package and does not require any additional libraries.
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