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Java Input and Output Model: Streams, Readers, and Writers (Day-09), Slides of Java Programming

An introduction to java's input and output model, focusing on streams, readers, and writers. It covers the concept of input streams, the difference between byte and character streams, and the use of inputstream and its subclasses. Students will gain a solid understanding of java's input and output functionality.

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2011/2012

Uploaded on 07/03/2012

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An Introduction

Java Short Course Day-

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Outlines

  • Java IO model
  • Streams
  • Readers

 Input Stream and Reader Classes  Output Stream and Writer Classes

  • File Classes

 File Streams

  • Package

 Java.io

Basic Streams

  • Byte Streams

 Support byte input and output (8 bit input output)  Termed as input or output streams  InputStream  BufferedInputStream  DataInputStream  FileInputStream  StringBufferInputStream

  • Character Streams

 Supports same methods but for characters (16 bit input output)  These streams are termed as reader and write  Reader  BufferedReader  FileReader  StringReader

InputStream

java.lang.Object java.io.InputStream

  • An abstract class
  • Base class for all input streams