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Java IO Study Material

The document discusses common questions about Java input/output (I/O) streams. It covers types of I/O streams like InputStream, OutputStream, Reader, and Writer. It also mentions the RandomAccessFile class, file access modes, stream packages, add-on classes like DataInputStream for reading primitive data types, Buffered classes for speeding up I/O, character conversion classes, the File class for file system operations, the '/' path separator, filtering files by extension using FilenameFilter, object serialization, and archiving classes.

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Java IO Study Material

The document discusses common questions about Java input/output (I/O) streams. It covers types of I/O streams like InputStream, OutputStream, Reader, and Writer. It also mentions the RandomAccessFile class, file access modes, stream packages, add-on classes like DataInputStream for reading primitive data types, Buffered classes for speeding up I/O, character conversion classes, the File class for file system operations, the '/' path separator, filtering files by extension using FilenameFilter, object serialization, and archiving classes.

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Java IO Interview Questions

What are the types of I / O streams?


What are the main ancestors of I / O streams?
What is common and how do the following streams differ: InputStream,
OutputStream, Reader, Writer?
What do you know about RandomAccessFile?
What are the file access modes?
What packages are stream classes in?
What do you know about add-on classes?
Which superstructure class allows reading data from an input byte stream in the
format of primitive data types?
What class add-on allows you to speed up reading / writing by using a buffer?
What classes allow you to convert byte streams to character and back?
What class is designed to work with the elements of the file system (EFS)?
Which symbol is a separator when indicating the path to the EFS?
How to select all EFS of a specific catalog by criterion (for example, with a
certain extension)?
What do you know about the FilenameFilter interface?
What is serialization?
What are the conditions for �successful� serialization of an object?
What classes allow you to archive objects?

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