Star imports bring all public classes from a package into the local namespace, which creates several problems:
Namespace pollution: Star imports clutter the local namespace with many classes that may not be used, making it harder to
understand which classes are actually needed.
Unclear dependencies: When reading code, it becomes difficult to determine which specific classes come from which packages,
reducing code readability and making maintenance more challenging.
Potential naming conflicts: If multiple packages contain classes with the same name, star imports can lead to ambiguous references
and compilation errors.
IDE performance: Some development environments may experience slower performance when processing large numbers of imported
classes.
Explicit imports make code dependencies clear and help maintain a clean, understandable codebase.
