Last updated: Feb 22, 2022

Java I/O

In Java, streams are the sequence of data that are read from the source and written to the destination.An input stream is used to read data from the source and an output stream is used to write data to the destination. The java.io package contains all the classes required for input and output operations.

Introduction to Java I/O Streams EASY

Explore Java I/O operations with examples, understand Java I/O Streams, their significance, and types, including Standard I/O Streams. A complete guide to I/O streams in Java.

Author Vasu Bansal

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Reader Class in Java

In this blog, you will learn about the Reader class in Java. We will discuss the different methods supported by the Reader class.

Author Pradeep Kumar

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Writer Class in Java

In this article, we have extensively discussed the Writer class in Java and will see a sample program having the implementation of the Writer class.

Author Vasu Bansal

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File Input/Output EASY

In this blog, we will discuss file input/output

Author Mohammad Saalim

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nextLine() in Java with Examples EASY

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Java Read File EASY

In this article, we'll learn different approaches to reading files in Java, which includes using java.nio.file. Files, java.io.BufferedReader, and Scanner classes.

Author Pallavi singh

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File Input Stream class

The FileInputStream class in Java is used to read data from files as a stream of bytes, making it ideal for handling raw binary and text file input.

Author Mohammad Saalim

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Java FileOutputStream Class – Usage & Examples

Java FileOutputStream class explained with constructors and methods. Learn how to write data to files in Java with examples and practical usage.

Author Yashesvinee V

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BufferedInputStream & BufferedOutputStream in Java

Java BufferedInputStream & BufferedOutputStream explained with uses, methods, and examples for efficient I/O handling and faster data processing in Java programs.

Author Yashesvinee V

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Java Thread Dump Analyser EASY

In this blog, we will learn about Java Thread Dump Analyser. We will start with the introduction and later will cover how to generate java dump. In the end, we will discuss common patterns you can see in java thread dump.

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FilterInput/OutputStream

In this blog, we will cover FilterInput/OutputStream

Author Mohammad Saalim

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Sequence Input Stream

In this blog, we will discuss SequenceInputStream

Author Mohammad Saalim

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BufferedReader Vs Scanner Class In Java EASY

Scanner parses primitive types and strings, useful for formatted input, while BufferedReader reads text efficiently from a character stream, ideal for large inputs,

Author kittusinghkumar

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Covariant Return Type in Java MEDIUM

Covariant return types in java allow an overridden method in a subclass to return a subtype of the return type declared in the parent class method. This enhances type safety and flexibility, enabling methods to return more specific types in subclass implementations without violating overriding rules.

Author Lokesh Sharma

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