Good stuff! I am learning Java now and just got through the File I/O section. Last week I was learning exception handling when your video on that came up. Keep it up
We can also have try with resources because the bufferewriter will be closed automatically. This is good because we may forget to close the bufferwriter.
Bro! I thought i was gonna freak out because of my university excercises, but now I am laughing because you showed me how frickin' easy this is :D Thank you so much!
Expecting you to reach 100k soon! Please keep making such short and specific videos. Maybe a video on CUSTOM THEMES ? like "Custom Dark Theme" , "Default Night Mode" , Custom Brand Color Theme" , etc! Would love a such video
I love how you added in a way to copy files instead of just doing a "hey, we're gonna write to a file."; That technique can be VERY handy in case of accidental deletion of a file.
Never put blank or return; in catch block when you use try-catch. You can't know where the error has occured when the project is too large. That's the bad practice!
Just wondering how you learned Java. I've been kinda self learning for a while. Took a break and I'm kinda having a hard time wrapping my head around some things
Do you can solve this: Build Application that has three classes (three user data types). Every class has some of attributes and methods to manipulate the objects of these classes. The objects and their data can be saved permanently into Files. Every class have to save in three forms of files: 1. Object Stream. 2. Data Stream. 3. Random Access File Stream. Data can be brought mainly from csv file. Every record consists of multiple fields, and every line has only one record.
intern jobs or junior dev jobs for the government are easy to get. Depending on where you live the government is looking for lots of people as developers. It's a great place to start.
good quality video, thank you. the only things i would've liked added are how to use bufferedwriter without overwriting the current state of the text file, and how to create a text file just inside the project folder in case it needs to be moved between pcs both of which probably have easy to find solutions online though, so it isnt an issue edit: to anyone with the same questions, you can append instead of overwriting by adding true as a parameter in FileWriter: FileWriter("path", true) and you can write to a file inside the project folder by just typing the file name without a path, like FileWriter("textfile.txt")
The code of #2:46 gave the error. Instead, I have to modify the code as below to run without error. Can anyone explain to me why? import java.io.*; class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { try { BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("F:\\JAVA\\InputOutput\\output.txt")); bw.write("karen"); bw.write("\t chad"); bw.write("\t becky"); bw.close(); } catch(Exception e) { return; } } }
Helpful thank you. Is there a (simple) way to ADD to a file (eg a logfile) using this approach, rather than have it just overwrite each time. I realise there are other ways it can be done, but this seemed simpler than most of the ways I have foiund so far - hence wondering if there was an option / switch / parameter to say "dont overwrite, just append this on to it". Many thanks.
Hi, may u answer my question, I am just curious about the try catch parts, what do it gonna do? also why do we have to handle that exception as well as what will happen if we just dont handle the exception?
how do I send it to a folder that no one else will likely have? I tried making a folder in my C: drive to send it to but no one else will likely have that folder.
nice, thanks for that. However i tried reading from some an excel i created earlier with various columns and rows but i just a lot of binary among other characters. i initially read and wrote to .xls instead of the .txt which worked fine. any ideas?
Excellent stuff!! You solved my problem in 7 mins. Also can pls explain how can I limit the number of characters in a particular cell of a csv file. For example upto 2000. Please help.
what is it called with how his bw.write(str:) like it's showing you your method/function is a string. I notice that in all his videos that it tells you what it is.
javascript is good but for its more advanced stuff, including asyncronous coding and such will kinda get confusing when you get to it versus python being a lot more straight forward and easier to learn. I would say learn all the core basics of Python and then get into some JS. Personally, though, I believe learning C++ and Java is best because you will learn proper coding practices and logic for how higher level languages like python and JS work without the verbosity of types, memory management etc. in the lower level languages. Short answer: Python lol
@@yousefalzeer7265 no problem! Just don't get discouraged. Whatever you start with, it'll take hard work regardless, but it is not as hard as many make it out to be! Just trust the process.
if finished the app and then i want to give it to client, how to make path to my client directory ? maven give me this>>Required filename-based automodules detected. Please don't publish this project to a public artifact repository!
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Good stuff! I am learning Java now and just got through the File I/O section.
Last week I was learning exception handling when your video on that came up.
Keep it up
I am learning Java since a year now, and this is the best channel across youtube.
We can also have try with resources because the bufferewriter will be closed automatically. This is good because we may forget to close the bufferwriter.
This is a great video. Voice tone, editing, it's perfect man thank you.
Really really helpful. Loved the clarity and simplicity of your content. Please keep posting 🙌🏼
Bro! I thought i was gonna freak out because of my university excercises, but now I am laughing because you showed me how frickin' easy this is :D Thank you so much!
Expecting you to reach 100k soon!
Please keep making such short and specific videos.
Maybe a video on CUSTOM THEMES ? like "Custom Dark Theme" , "Default Night Mode" , Custom Brand Color Theme" , etc!
Would love a such video
I love how you added in a way to copy files instead of just doing a "hey, we're gonna write to a file."; That technique can be VERY handy in case of accidental deletion of a file.
I'm taking Java now and I'm so thankful for this video!
that was the most useful video about file i/o on youtube for me. thanks
maaan
thank you so much! They didn't really explain this at the java lecture, so your video was very helpful!
Clear and concise example of file reader/writer. Thank you.
how easy this video is!!! Thankyou for sweet explanation XD
I've found this video useful because you give a solution to a common problem by easy and clear way
Great video man! Keep up the good work
Hey! Awesome video! Could you do a video about your environment setup for coding in java. What IDE do you use/prefer? Maven or Gradle? etc.
Never put blank or return; in catch block when you use try-catch. You can't know where the error has occured when the project is too large. That's the bad practice!
he is demo :3 calm :3
@@giangnguyenbang8073 If you're teaching to newbies-such as in this video-, then that is a profoundly horrible excuse.
So is someone gonna give an example for what a beginner should wright? Like I would really like to know as a beginner.
@@DueSouthWests What I said (Knowing the consequences!) is what all beginners should know about!!! Just listen to understand but not to reply.
Thank you so much for this video. Helped me a lot with my assignment!
Really good as it is to the point and you were easy to understand. Thanks.
Just wondering how you learned Java. I've been kinda self learning for a while. Took a break and I'm kinda having a hard time wrapping my head around some things
Thank you for getting me started on java io
Do you can solve this:
Build Application that has three classes (three user data types). Every class has
some of attributes and methods to manipulate the objects of these classes.
The objects and their data can be saved permanently into Files. Every class have
to save in three forms of files:
1. Object Stream.
2. Data Stream.
3. Random Access File Stream.
Data can be brought mainly from csv file. Every record consists of multiple fields,
and every line has only one record.
Very clear, now I understand. Thank you so much!
Can you please discuss how to find jobs as a Java developer (assuming 0 experience)?
intern jobs or junior dev jobs for the government are easy to get. Depending on where you live the government is looking for lots of people as developers. It's a great place to start.
Damn you made this look very easy. Thanks mate
good quality video, thank you.
the only things i would've liked added are how to use bufferedwriter without overwriting the current state of the text file, and how to create a text file just inside the project folder in case it needs to be moved between pcs
both of which probably have easy to find solutions online though, so it isnt an issue
edit:
to anyone with the same questions, you can append instead of overwriting by adding true as a parameter in FileWriter: FileWriter("path", true)
and you can write to a file inside the project folder by just typing the file name without a path, like FileWriter("textfile.txt")
Thanks a lot man, it was very helpful
@@ezequielschmit glad it helped
Great video. Thank you! 🙌🏾
Your setup is cool
Thanks for the video, i sleep early tonight
Thanks for the great explanation.
I need this for an application to write its log to a file. Thank you so much!
Which application have you used for programming in this video?
My men love u, U have explained it beautifully.
Just amazing in easiest way, thank you 👍
Thank you sir! If I want for example couple of users to enter their Names how not to override the first name with the second name, etc etc?
The code of #2:46 gave the error.
Instead, I have to modify the code as below to run without error.
Can anyone explain to me why?
import java.io.*;
class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("F:\\JAVA\\InputOutput\\output.txt"));
bw.write("karen");
bw.write("\t chad");
bw.write("\t becky");
bw.close();
}
catch(Exception e) {
return;
}
}
}
Maybe you wrote the absolute path starting at the F drive rather than the C drive?
Easy to follow. Great content.
Thanks, was really helpful!😀
Helpful thank you. Is there a (simple) way to ADD to a file (eg a logfile) using this approach, rather than have it just overwrite each time. I realise there are other ways it can be done, but this seemed simpler than most of the ways I have foiund so far - hence wondering if there was an option / switch / parameter to say "dont overwrite, just append this on to it".
Many thanks.
Man you are my hero
Id love to see how you handle server side receiving post requests from a video upload.
I typed exactly what you typed here and I got an error "fileName cannot be resolved to a variable"
When My mentor told me we were doing FILE i/o i was kinda scared lmao but it is way easier that what I thought
Hi, may u answer my question, I am just curious about the try catch parts, what do it gonna do? also why do we have to handle that exception as well as what will happen if we just dont handle the exception?
Need More Java content. Great how-to 👍
Thankyou sir please post more file Handling
how do I send it to a folder that no one else will likely have? I tried making a folder in my C: drive to send it to but no one else will likely have that folder.
Great video. Many thanks.
What we should do if we need to edit some information in the saved file without losing the other data?
nice, thanks for that. However i tried reading from some an excel i created earlier with various columns and rows but i just a lot of binary among other characters. i initially read and wrote to .xls instead of the .txt which worked fine. any ideas?
so buffered readers and writers are restricted to only one functionality (method)?
i don't get why do we need to open a file and write on it are we writing on outer file not ours or my own file
?
It Created the file and wrote too, but unable to read the code in IDE by second code
thank you coach!
when I wrote backslash, it did not create a new line. Could you clarify me on this problem?
Excellent stuff!! You solved my problem in 7 mins.
Also can pls explain how can I limit the number of characters in a particular cell of a csv file. For example upto 2000.
Please help.
I was wandering how do I create a file where the USER can write in it?
How do you print out every line in reverse alphabetical order?
can we write and read from a text file in a single java file?
what is it called with how his bw.write(str:) like it's showing you your method/function is a string. I notice that in all his videos that it tells you what it is.
nevermind that's not it :/
Amazing video but Is it the same for Mac?
how to check if the words in a text file Palindromes are or not?
my text is in the same line even when i write
Sir, i want to ask you how to create an object like for example Class Student in file io ?
I wish my assignments were as simple as this 😪
worked great thanks
Streams closing in "try" section? So bad practice... Be cleaver, do it in "final" block
How about integer in Bufferwriter?
Thanks you're awesome
Sick video, we were given shit content on this in college and this will help me out with the assignment lol.
very good. i like txt file. i write many thing like about the world and about dogs and cats in the file. i write very good information in the file.
what if I wanted to print a specific line from a file? can anyone help?
just wow
i will start to learn cooding soon
so what should i learn first
python
or
javascript
javascript is good but for its more advanced stuff, including asyncronous coding and such will kinda get confusing when you get to it versus python being a lot more straight forward and easier to learn. I would say learn all the core basics of Python and then get into some JS. Personally, though, I believe learning C++ and Java is best because you will learn proper coding practices and logic for how higher level languages like python and JS work without the verbosity of types, memory management etc. in the lower level languages.
Short answer: Python lol
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thanks man
that helps alot👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@yousefalzeer7265 no problem! Just don't get discouraged. Whatever you start with, it'll take hard work regardless, but it is not as hard as many make it out to be! Just trust the process.
@@tannerbarcelos6880
i will
but do you know a good youtubers that are very good in making tutorials or lessons
@@tannerbarcelos6880 thanks so much man
i really appreciate it 👍🏻👍🏻
how can i code a bar chart in java
Which platform do you use?
Append to the file?
Well done thumbs up
Great video! great quality! great explanation! 👏 but I think most of us enjoy watching non-coding related videos more😄
what str. in bw.write line? even without it will work?
Nice tutorial!
is it possible to use this method to make a user password program
Karen, Chad and Becky LMAO
But you didn't cover how to read from excel files using java.io.*;
What is the meaning of str ?
thank you very help full....
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Thanks Bro
Thanks alot
Bro this video is helpfull only if you have like 3 yrs of exp behind you, not beginner frendly
thanks sir
Thankss
You look like Charlie Cox
what is the difference when i say output.txt and input.txt ?
? nothing, they're just file names..
Arigato onichan
if finished the app and then i want to give it to client, how to make path to my client directory ? maven give me this>>Required filename-based automodules detected. Please don't publish this project to a public artifact repository!
Great content but why only 1752 views? Sub!