Lesson 13 - Streams, Files, Networking
Most programs process data; streams are the mechanism for transporting that data into and out of your program.
In Lesson 13, we will cover the following sections:
| 13.1 Built-in Streams |
Learn how to use Java's built-in streams and redirection to create filter applications. |
| 13.2 File Streams |
Learn how to use the FileInputStream and FileOutputStream classes. |
| 13.3 Wrappers |
Use stream wrappers to add buffering and the ability to read and write binary data to your streams. |
| 13.4 Character Streams |
Use Java's Reader and Writer classes for character input and ouput. |
| 13.5 Network Streams |
Learn how to use the URL classes to create network-aware applications. |
| 13.6 File Operations |
Learn how to use the File class to rename, move, and copy files in your applications.
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Continue with section 13.1 Built-in Streams
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