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Hello friends i have a small doubt here.




The readLine() returns only one line of the txt file.
is there any way to read the Strings of lines untill END OF FILE MARK is reached.
what is the EOF on windows.
How a file entirely can be read ?

one more question...
does the Content on I/O in this book really enough for Exam ?

Thanks.
 
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you can use while (br.ready()) ?
 
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yes solved...

but my question about I/O did not get Answer.

Thank you.
 
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Moguluri Ravi Kiran wrote:yes solved...

but my question about I/O did not get Answer.

Thank you.



you're welcome

about your question :

well,they say it's enough,and a lot of people passed by using this book as their only reference for the exam

So,I think the book's content should suffice for preparing for the exam
 
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