PipedInputStream is used to read data written to a connected PipedOutputStream. It provides a communication pipe between two threads, enabling one thread to write data and another to read it.This class is part of Java’s inter-thread communication system and works in conjunction with PipedOutputStream. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Inter-thread Communication Mahesh […]
ObjectOutputStream is used to serialize Java objects—convert them into a byte stream so they can be written to files or sent over a network. It’s the counterpart of ObjectInputStream, which performs deserialization. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods The object being written must implement Serializable interface, or NotSerializableException is thrown. Simple Program – Serializing a Single
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ObjectInputStream is used to deserialize objects—that is, to read objects previously written to a stream using ObjectOutputStream. It reconstructs objects, arrays, and primitive data types from an input stream. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Reading an Object from File Mahesh wants to read a serialized Employee object from a file named employee.ser
DataOutputStream lets you write Java primitive data types (like int, float, double, char, boolean) to an output stream in a machine-independent way. It’s usually paired with an OutputStream like FileOutputStream or ByteArrayOutputStream. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Writing Primitives to File Mahesh wants to store LotusJavaPrince‘s employee ID, name, and salary in
DataInputStream allows an application to read Java primitive data types (like int, float, char, etc.) from an underlying input stream in a machine-independent way. It’s commonly used with FileInputStream, ByteArrayInputStream, or any stream that provides raw bytes. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Reading Primitives from File LotusJavaPrince stores his profile info using
ByteArrayOutputStream is a memory-based stream that collects output data in an internal byte array. It’s useful when you want to build a byte array dynamically (e.g., generating PDF content, processing images, etc.).It automatically resizes its internal buffer as data is written. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Writing and Printing Byte Array LotusJavaPrince
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ByteArrayInputStream allows an application to read data from a byte array as if it were an input stream. It is especially useful for simulating input for testing or for reading memory-stored data byte-by-byte. Commonly Used Constructors and Methods Simple Program – Reading from ByteArrayInputStream LotusJavaPrince wants to read a byte array “Hello, Mahesh” using ByteArrayInputStream
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OutputStream is an abstract class for writing raw bytes to a destination (like a file, memory buffer, socket, etc.). Subclasses handle actual implementations, such as FileOutputStream, BufferedOutputStream, etc. Commonly Used Methods Simple Program – Write Data to File LotusJavaPrince wants to write the string “Hello, Mahesh!” to a file using FileOutputStream. Output: A file named
The InputStream class is an abstract class in java.io used for reading byte-based input. It serves as the superclass for all classes representing an input stream of bytes (e.g., FileInputStream, BufferedInputStream, etc.). Commonly Used Methods Simple Program: Reading Bytes from a File Read content from a file using FileInputStream (a subclass of InputStream) and print
The java.nio package, introduced in Java 1.4, provides a more flexible and efficient approach to I/O operations compared to java.io. It introduces the concept of buffers, channels, and selectors, which offer enhanced performance and functionality. Key components of java.nio include: Buffers: A buffer is a container for data of a specific type, such as ByteBuffer,
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