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JAVA ASSIGNMENT

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Create and Write to a File: Write a Java program that prompts the user for a diary
entry, then creates a file named "diary.txt" and writes the current date followed by the
user's entry into this file. Ensure the program checks if the file already exists and
informs the user, to avoid overwriting any previous content.

2. Read from a File: Write a Java application that opens the "diary.txt" file created in the
previous question and displays its content on the console. The program should
handle cases where the file does not exist by displaying an appropriate error
message.

3. Append Content to an Existing File: Write a Java program that adds a new diary
entry to the "diary.txt" file without overwriting its existing content. The program should
ask the user for the new entry and append it to the file along with a timestamp.

4. List Files and Directories: Write a program in Java that asks the user for a directory
path and then lists all files and subdirectories in that directory. If the directory does
not exist, the program should inform the user.

5. Filter and List Specific File Types: Create a Java application that lists all the ".txt"
files in a given directory. The program should prompt the user for the directory path
and then display a list of all text files found in that directory.

6. Delete a Specific File: Write a Java program where the user can enter the name of a
file to be deleted from the system. The program should check if the file exists and
delete it, providing a confirmation message upon successful deletion or an error
message if the file does not exist.

7. Copy File Content: Write a Java program that copies the content from one file
(source) to another (destination). The program should prompt the user for both
source and destination file paths and perform the copy operation, ensuring that it
doesn't overwrite an existing file without user confirmation.

8. Rename a File: Develop a Java application that renames a specified file. The
program should request the current file name and the new file name from the user,
renaming the file accordingly and confirming the action upon completion.

9. Display File Metadata: Create a Java program that displays metadata of a specified
file. The user should be able to input the file name, and the program should output
the file size, last modified date, and other available attributes.

10. Recursive Directory Listing: Write a Java program that recursively lists all files and
subdirectories within a given directory. The program should prompt the user for the
directory path and then display a structured list of all contents, including files and
directories nested within any subdirectories.

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