dat1/inf1/sw3
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B3-104 |
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October 14, 10.15-12.00 |
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In this seminar we look at input and output from Java programs. This is covered by what is collectively called the Java I/O System. This system provide an abstraction on all aspects of I/O, e.g., memory, files, directories, network. The Java I/O System is rather complicated because it needs to take a lot of possible configurations into consideration, e.g., character, binary, buffered, unbuffered, line-oriented, etc. |
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Chapter 12 in the book "The Java I/O System". pages. 583-643. If you are dealing with persistency in our project you can find the details of this topic in pages 650-672 "Object Serialization. Also note that there is an introduction to using regular expression on the pages 675-694. |
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Best regards,
KristianTorp