Darryl Burke wrote:You need to get your concepts clear. BufferedImage doesn't 'save files' nor does anything in your code imply that it might.
ImageIO#write(...) is what saves the file in your code.
Sorry I did not actually get your point you are saying that nothing in my code saves the image but then saying like ImgaeIO saving... So, I am confused:(
Darryl Burke wrote:ImageIO#write(...) is what saves the file in your code.
Bobby Marvikuan wrote:Sorry I did not actually get your point you are saying that nothing in my code saves the image
So: Darryl told you what part of your code saved the file. And then you interpreted that plain statement as if it said that nothing saved the file. I suggest you should spend a few more seconds reading before posting such things.
Darryl Burke wrote:ImageIO#write(...) is what saves the file in your code.
Bobby Marvikuan wrote:Sorry I did not actually get your point you are saying that nothing in my code saves the image
So: Darryl told you what part of your code saved the file. And then you interpreted that plain statement as if it said that nothing saved the file. I suggest you should spend a few more seconds reading before posting such things.
I am not getting what does bufferedImage do if it does not save why do we need it??? and
The BufferedImage subclass describes an Image with an accessible buffer of image data.
sentence does not tell me anything:( oh god I hate java:(
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