Could a byte read from a file by readUnsignedByte()
be written to another file by writeByte().
Answer:
Yes. Both methods use the same part of an int for
their data.
Could a byte read from a file by readUnsignedByte()
be written to another file by writeByte().
Yes. Both methods use the same part of an int for
their data.
The next example program is a file copy program.
The text file copy program
(of two chapters ago)
did character-based I/O
with FileReader and FileWriter.
It should not be used for binary files.
The new copy program will do byte-oriented I/O
and will work with any file.
The program is invoked from the command line, like this:
C:\Programs > java copyBytes sourceFile to destinationFile
As with the previous program, the "to" argument is there to remind the user of the correct order for the file names. The program operates by reading the original file one byte at a time and writing to the destination file one byte at a time.
What two stream classes are likely to be useful?