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Streams

Streams have been around since from the first version of Java. You have inputstreams and outputstreams that take care of reading and writing byte streams to data sinks. Since the JDK1.1, you have a new form of reading and writing data: readers and writers. Instead of using byte streams (8 bits), they use character streams (16 bit) to properly read and write Unicode.

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    General:

      What is the performance gain of a BufferedInputStream over an InputStream?
      How do mark() and reset() work?
      How do I skip part of an inputstream when reading from it?
      What is the difference between BufferedInputStream and BufferedReader?
      How do keep track of line numbers when reading a file with a stream?
      How do I combine two input streams?
      How do I create an InputStream that returns a filtered version of the original InputStream?
      How do I create an OutputStream that manipulates the data written to it?
      How do I convert an InputStream to a Reader?
      How do I convert an OutputStream to a Writer?
      How do I use a PushbackInputStream?
      How do I use the PipedInputStream and PipedOutputStream?
      How do I track the progress of reading from an inputstream?


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