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In prior Java 101 articles, I referred to the concepts of redirection, standard input device, and standard output device. To demonstrate inputting data, several examples called System.in.read ...

File Input and Output There are two types of files in Java - text files and binary files. Files provide both sequential and random access. A text file is processed as a sequence of characters. A ...

File Input and Output There are two types of files in Java - text files and binary files. Files provide both sequential and random access. A text file is processed as a sequence of characters. A ...

Java, for better or for worse, has many different ways to read and write files. All of them involve chaining together multiple objects from Java’s standard library in what can only be described as a ...

About Files: If you want to read or write to a file, you have to connect the file to either an input stream or to an output stream. For files, this is the first step in creating the BufferedReader / ...

In Java, you can use String.format() to format a String and save it to a variable or you can use printf() of PrintWriter to output the result to a file.. Both methods take a variable number of ...

Java and Ajax file uploads. If you want to get fancy and perform an asynchronous file upload with Java, add Ajax functionality by editing the HTML file. If you replace the markup in HTML file with ...

Implement a Java Scanner nextChar method. Naturally, all Java developers, after learning the Java Scanner class has no nextChar method, want to implement one of their own. It’s not that hard. By ...