Murach's Beginning Java 2, SDK 1.4If you’re exchanging information with other systems via text files, this chapter is one you’ll refer to again and again. As you can see, it shows you how to use the Java classes to read and write text files, including files with records that are delimited by characters such as tabs, commas, or spaces. |
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| Chapter 17 | How to work with text files | |
| How to write text files | 546 | |
| Classes that write character output streams | 546 | |
| How to connect a character output stream to a file | 548 | |
| How to write a text file | 550 | |
| Three examples that write text files | 552 | |
| How to read text files | 554 | |
| Classes that read character input streams | 554 | |
| How to connect a character input stream to a file | 556 | |
| How to read text files | 558 | |
| An example that reads numbers from a text file | 560 | |
| How to read delimited text files | 562 | |
| Perspective | 564 | |
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