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Sir in the last example why is "throws IOException" Used...? If we are using fileReader class only that statement is required right..... Or whenever we are using the bufferclass the command(throws IOException) is required?
Greetings Sir Kindly clear my doubts please. 1 )Why don't you use double quotes and format specifies in print statement like C language. 2 ) why did you create objects for twice by using 2 classes ImputStreamReafer ir =new InputStreamReader(); BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader (ir) ; Why do you create constructor while creating object? Just object creation for BufferedReader class is not enough? In construction method shall we use objects as parameters? It's totally different C program . Sir please conduct live classes by Google meet app because we have a lot of doubts. In this lock down please share our knowledge poor people for settle their lives. Thank you for your efforts for self learning people. I hope you clear my doubts.
Sir in last file reader example. IOException occurredonly in file reader or in key board input also?? U said when when we read the file without existing that time only we will get the error right.
An exception is raised when the file doesn't exist. So for FileReader we use IOException. But Sir we used InputStreamReader in the last example programme and here everything exists as the input is from the keyboard (unlike files which may not exist) My question is that is it necessary to write IOException for every BufferedReader program or can we skip IOException while using only InputStreamReader? Thank You Sir
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BufferedReader should be used if we are working with multiple threads. ... BufferedReader is a bit faster as compared to scannerbecause scanner does parsing of input data and BufferedReader simply reads sequence of characters.
Hello Sir, I've a question. At about 9:50 you mentioned that when using typecasting, "Integer" and "Float" are classes. And we're using its methods "parseInt" and "parseFloat". But where's the object here ? In order to use methods of a Class, we must have it's objects no? And from the objects we use the methods. Thanks in advance!
We are directly using class name bro . Integer is a class name, So we are ditectly calling using class name, Integer.parseInt to convert string to int.
for accessing static methods there is no need of an object(for example main method) and those static methods can be accessed directly by using Class names( and parseInt, parseFloat they are static methods). hope this cleared your doubt.
sir, u said that to access the methods of a class we have to use an object. then y did u write Integer.parseInt().where u used the class name to acces the method? pls reply.
Sir but Class can invoke static methods right, you told any class cannot invoke methods Sir , You should have told any class cannot invoke instance methods . Sorry Sir ,crt me if i am wrong !
package com.Jahangir001; import java.io.*; public class BufferReader { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { InputStreamReader IR = new InputStreamReader(System.in); BufferReader Br = new BufferReader(IR); int a = Integer.parseInt(Br.readLine()); System.out.println(a); } } Error: java: constructor BufferReader in class com.Jahangir001.BufferReader cannot be applied to given types; required: no arguments found: java.io.InputStreamReader reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length Why?
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Sir in the last example why is "throws IOException" Used...? If we are using fileReader class only that statement is required right..... Or whenever we are using the bufferclass the command(throws IOException) is required?
Hi
Yes it is mandatory to throw exception of we are using budferedreader class
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Greetings Sir
Kindly clear my doubts please.
1 )Why don't you use double quotes and format specifies in print statement like C language.
2 ) why did you create objects for twice by using 2 classes
ImputStreamReafer ir =new InputStreamReader();
BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader (ir) ;
Why do you create constructor while creating object?
Just object creation for BufferedReader class is not enough?
In construction method shall we use objects as parameters?
It's totally different C program .
Sir please conduct live classes by Google meet app because we have a lot of doubts.
In this lock down please share our knowledge poor people for settle their lives.
Thank you for your efforts for self learning people.
I hope you clear my doubts.
Sir, kindly try to teach collections,iostreams concepts in java
Sir in last file reader example.
IOException occurredonly in file reader or in key board input also??
U said when when we read the file without existing that time only we will get the error right.
yeah if the file has not in that drive then it will raise the IO exception
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In the last program, sir did we raised exception , but InputStreamReader was used ...isnt it used for FileReader??
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An exception is raised when the file doesn't exist. So for FileReader we use IOException.
But Sir we used InputStreamReader in the last example programme and here everything exists as the input is from the keyboard (unlike files which may not exist) My question is that is it necessary to write IOException for every BufferedReader program or can we skip IOException while using only InputStreamReader? Thank You Sir
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sir why do we use "public static void main() ?"
Hi rohith
I have made a video explaining main function syntax. Go through that and text me if you find any difficulty
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Sir how to read a character bu using buffer like Integer.parseInt(be.readLine());
You said that a method can't be called directly through class name. But finding parsing parseInt() is called with class Integer. How is it so?
Hi
Static methods can be accessed through classname and no need to create an object. Hope your doubt has been clarified.
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When to use Scanner and when to use BufferedReader can explain that ?
Thank you sir.
BufferedReader should be used if we are working with multiple threads. ... BufferedReader is a bit faster as compared to scannerbecause scanner does parsing of input data and BufferedReader simply reads sequence of characters.
Hello Sir,
I've a question. At about 9:50 you mentioned that when using typecasting, "Integer" and "Float" are classes.
And we're using its methods "parseInt" and "parseFloat". But where's the object here ? In order to use methods of a Class, we must have it's objects no? And from the objects we use the methods.
Thanks in advance!
We are directly using class name bro . Integer is a class name, So we are ditectly calling using class name, Integer.parseInt to convert string to int.
for accessing static methods there is no need of an object(for example main method) and those static methods can be accessed directly by using Class names( and parseInt, parseFloat they are static methods). hope this cleared your doubt.
Hi
Static methods can be accessed through classname and no need to create an object. Hope your doubt has been clarified.
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In this session simple buffer program tell.and package is not mention and also object names are capital (IR and BR).thank you.
Sir,if we want to copy data from one file to another file by bufferrwriter how can we? Plz reply
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Sir explain typecast and how to read input using file?? please make that video sirr it is really helful
Sir can you explain where to use scanner and where to use buffer
sir float and double values are not reading it showing exception i.e class expected ....
When you are writing a code in the eclipse how to use this FileReader class?
In Case if the File has more number of line What should we do as readline() Reads only Very First line
I'm not getting why we use both InputStreamReader and Buffer reader for single string input
Sir what is the use of bufferedreader class actually we read the input from filereader right...
plz tell me... how to find out class and wrappper class?
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sir, u said that to access the methods of a class we have to use an object. then y did u write Integer.parseInt().where u used the class name to acces the method?
pls reply.
Static methods can be accessed through class name and no need to create an object
because of it converts string to integer.
Sir why is public statoc and void main used
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Sir plzz add an example or question of buffered reader programs
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How to pass an array for bufferedreader
would you please tell how to access char
Sir what is getter method and setter method
As your question says they are just methods which will be used to set and get values of respective class properties.
Sir but Class can invoke static methods right, you told any class cannot invoke methods
Sir , You should have told any class cannot invoke instance methods .
Sorry Sir ,crt me if i am wrong !
package com.Jahangir001;
import java.io.*;
public class BufferReader {
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
InputStreamReader IR = new InputStreamReader(System.in);
BufferReader Br = new BufferReader(IR);
int a = Integer.parseInt(Br.readLine());
System.out.println(a);
}
}
Error:
java: constructor BufferReader in class com.Jahangir001.BufferReader cannot be applied to given types;
required: no arguments
found: java.io.InputStreamReader
reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length
Why?
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sir why type cast string to integer?
I think it's int to string.Because BufferReader can read only characters right ..
You are classes are confusing because there is no specific starting and ending point to it........ mainly this vedio I have watched 5-6 times still no clarity 🙄
Sir can you share the notes
good explaination
program is not executing wrong program
Are you teaching yourself
Don't Know to explain
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