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  1. VanDavid

    Java I/O

    Correct! But if you would like to read elements(String) within a line, you need the StringTokenizer. It can break the line into elements (Strings), check the API for details. Good luck! David
  2. VanDavid

    Java I/O

    Yes, you got it. As what you stated, java works like this: 1, For input: FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(f1) or FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(¡°C:\\dir\\myfile¡±); Attempts to open the file; may throw a FileNotFoundException DataInputStream dis = new...
  3. VanDavid

    Java vs C++ on performance on Symbian

    IC, but executing Java on Linux/Unix is faster then on MS OS. Why? Thanx :)

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