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An introduction to the java io model and streams, focusing on inputstream and reader classes. It explains the concept of input streams as a metaphor for physical water streams and discusses the differences between byte streams and character streams. The basic functionalities of inputstream and its subclasses, as well as the corresponding reader classes.
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An Introduction
Java Short Course Day-
Input Stream and Reader Classes Output Stream and Writer Classes
File Streams
Java.io
Support byte input and output (8 bit input output) Termed as input or output streams InputStream BufferedInputStream DataInputStream FileInputStream StringBufferInputStream
Supports same methods but for characters (16 bit input output) These streams are termed as reader and write Reader BufferedReader FileReader StringReader
java.lang.Object java.io.InputStream