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Files Command

The document demonstrates methods of the File class in Java like isFile(), getName(), canRead(), length(), mkdir(), getPath(), createNewFile(), isDirectory(), list() to check, create and list files and directories.

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Files Command

The document demonstrates methods of the File class in Java like isFile(), getName(), canRead(), length(), mkdir(), getPath(), createNewFile(), isDirectory(), list() to check, create and list files and directories.

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Kabi
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Download as TXT, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
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File ob=new File("/java","sample.

txt");
ob.isFile();
ob.getName();
ob.canRead();
ob.canWrite();
ob.length();
File obdir= new File("/java/md");
obdir.mkdir();
obdir.getName();
obdir.getPath();
File ob1=new File("/java/md","sample.txt");
ob1.createNewFile();
ob1.isDirectory();
String m[]=ob1.list();

for(int i=0;i<m.length();i++)
SOP("The file in directory ",m[i]);

File ob1= new File("/java/pgm");


File ob2= new File("/java/pgm", "sample.txt");
File ob3= new File(ob1, "sample.txt");

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