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Java File Operations and Directory Management

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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Java File Operations and Directory Management

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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File ob=new File("/java","sample.

txt");
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File obdir= new File("/java/md");
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File ob1=new File("/java/md","[Link]");
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String m[]=[Link]();

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

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


File ob2= new File("/java/pgm", "[Link]");
File ob3= new File(ob1, "[Link]");

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