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It is a class that is just a handle for  It is an output stream that can be written to FileOutputStream JavaDoc
 
Method: File.createNewFile()
 
Method: FileOutputStream
 
  
Example: echo > myFile.txt
 
  
 
It is used for those objects which do not have physical existence It is used for those objects which are already existing
 
It is used for those objects which do not have physical existence It is used for those objects which are already existing

Revision as of 05:28, 9 May 2022

File adalah jalur/path abstrak, tidak memiliki keberadaan fisik. Hanya ketika "menggunakan" File itulah maka penyimpanan fisik yang sebenarnya akan terkena. Ketika file dibuat secara tidak langsung, jalur/path abstrak dibuat. File adalah salah satu cara, di mana data akan disimpan sesuai kebutuhan.


Langkah untuk Create File Baru di Java

  1. Primer, untuk membuat file baru, inbuilt file dan fungsi digunakan yang juga akan menggunakan Exception supaya aman. Jadi untuk menghadapinya, kita akan menggunakan Exception Handling Techniques. Di sini, kita akan menggunakan salah satunya yang dikenal sebagai teknik block as-try-catch.
  2. Sekunder, pekerjaan tambahan hanyalah kita akan mengimpor Class File.


Sintaks: untuk mengimport file library atau class

import java.util.File ;

Sintaks: untuk create file baru

File object_name = new File(Directory)

Sintaks: Untuk menentukan direktori berbeda di sistem operasi yang berbeda (misalkan file java ada di folder bernama 'Folder' yang dibuat di desktop)

Di Linux dan Mac

/Users/mayanksolanki/Desktop/Folder/

Di Windows: ‘ \\ ‘ digunakan dan bukan ‘ / ‘ untuk karakter escape ‘ \ ‘. Maka directory yang di akses menjadi

\\Users\\mayanksolanki\\Desktop\\Folder\\

Ada dua method standar untuk membuat file baru baik secara langsung dengan bantuan Class File atau tidak langsung dengan bantuan FileOutputStream dengan membuat objek file di kedua pendekatan tersebut.

  • Dengan menggunakan Class File
  • Dengan menggunakan Class FileOutputStream


Caption text
File Class FileOutputStreamClass
It is a class that is just a handle for It is an output stream that can be written to FileOutputStream JavaDoc
Method: File.createNewFile() Method: FileOutputStream
Example: echo > myFile.txt



It is used for those objects which do not have physical existence It is used for those objects which are already existing Both classes provide some methods which are mainly used to do operations regarding files. For example, to create, to write, to compare two path names, to check whether a specific file is present or not, and many more. To understand this topic, first, consider one example for both approaches.

Terminal Command used to compile any java code on the machine Terminal Command used to Run any java code on the machine javac class_name.java // For Compilation java class_name // For Execution Terminal of Mac operating system will be used for implementation and providing an output of accessing the directory

Directory Used : /Users/mayanksolanki/Desktop/Folder/

Method 1: Create a new file using the File class

// Java Program to create new file using File class
  
// Importing new files
import java.io.File;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
  
// Importing as it converts bits to strings
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
  
public class GFG {
  
    // Main Driver Method
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        // Creating New File via function
        GFG gfg = new GFG();
        gfg.newFile();
    }
  
    // Function To Make New File
    public void newFile()
    {
        String strPath = "", strName = "";
  
        // Try-catch Block
        try {
  
            // Creating BufferedReadered object
            BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(
                new InputStreamReader(System.in));
            System.out.println("Enter the file name:");
  
            // Reading File name
            strName = br.readLine();
            System.out.println("Enter the file path:");
  
            // Reading File Path
            strPath = br.readLine();
  
            // Creating File Object
            File file1
                = new File(strPath + "" + strName + ".txt");
  
            // Method createNewFile() method creates blank
            // file.
            file1.createNewFile();
        }
  
        // Try-Catch Block
        catch (Exception ex1) {
        }
    }
}

Output:


Name of file to be added : newFile.txt Directory where file is to be addeed : /Users/mayanksolanki/Desktop/Folder/


Added file name : newFile.txt Added file name directory : /Users/mayanksolanki/Desktop/Folder/

Explanation:

To create a new file using java language, the “File” class is used here. “BufferedReader” and “InputStreamReader” both classes are used to make file names and paths from the user as input. These classes are located inside the “java.io” package. So to make use of those classes, it is necessary to import those classes at the beginning of the program. Here class is created namely, “GFG”. And inside that class “main()” method is defined from which execution will be started. Inside the “main()” method object of the class is created. And this object is used to call the “newFile()” method. Outside of the main() method, the newFile() method is declared which is covers code for taking input from the user and create the file as per input. As the file have its own name and path, it is necessary to give a name for the file (which we want to create) and a path (where to create the file) for the file. In this line, two blank strings are declared namely, strName, strPath. “strName, and strPath are used to store the name and path of the file when the user gives this information. To take file name and path from the user as input, here BufferedReader class and InputStreamReader class are used. The object of BufferedReader “br” is useful to take input values given by the user. This line print some text to give an indication to the user like ”Enter the file name:”. To print the text “println()” function is used. Here “readLine()” method is used to take input and store it, in strName and strPath. Here object of the File class is created and as a parameter, the file path and name are given to the constructor. In this line of code “.txt” is a format of the file. You can change it as per need. The object of the File class is necessary to call methods provided in its class. Here “createNewFile()” method is called with the help of the File class object. This method creates a blank file on a given directory path. Lastly, enclosed by “try{ }” block. Because, methods like readLine() and createNewFile() methods generates exception. So to handle that exception try, the catch is used.

Method 2: Create a new file using FileOutputStream class

// Java Program to create new file
// using FileOutputStream class
  
// Importing File Classes
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
  
// Importing BufferedReader Class for taking input
import java.io.BufferedReader;
  
// Importing as it converts bits to strings
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
  
// Function Helping Create New File
public class GFG {
  
    // Main Driver Method
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        // Creating File Object
        GFG gfg = new GFG();
        gfg.newFile();
    }
  
    // Function To Create A New File
    public void newFile()
    {
        String strFilePath = "", strFileName = "";
  
        // Try-Catch Block
        try {
  
            // Creating BufferClass Object
            BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(
                new InputStreamReader(System.in));
            System.out.println("Enter the file name:");
  
            // Asking file name from User
            strFileName = br.readLine();
            System.out.println("Enter the file path:");
  
            // Asking file path from User
            strFilePath = br.readLine();
  
            // Creating Object of FileOutputStream Class
            FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(
                strFilePath + "" + strFileName + ".txt");
        }
  
        // Try-Catch Block
        catch (Exception ex1) {
        }
    }
}

Explanation:

In the second example, the File class is not used to create a new File programmatically.

To create a new file using java language, “FileOutputStream” class is used here and “BufferedReader” & “InputStreamReader” both are used to take file name and path from the user as input. These classes are located inside of “java.io” package. So to make use of those classes, it is necessary to import them at the beginning of the program. Class is created namely, “GFG”. And inside that class “main()” method is defined from which execution will be started. Inside of “main()” method object of the class is created. And this object is used to call the “newFile()” method. Outside of the main() method, the newFile() method is declared which is covers code for taking input from the user and create a file as per input. In this line, two blank strings are declared namely, strFileName, strFilePath. “strFileName and strFilePath are used to store the name and path of the file when the user gives this information. To take file name and path from the user as input, here BufferedReader class and InputStreamReader class are used. The object of BufferedReader “br” is useful to take input values given by the user. This line print some text to give an indication to the user like ”Enter the file name:”. To print text “println()” function is used. Here “readLine()” method is used to take input and store it, in strFileName and strFilePath. Here object of FileOutputStream class is created and as a parameter, file path and name are given to the constructor. In this line of code “.txt” is a format of the file. You can change it as per need. The object of FileOutputStream class is necessary to call methods provided in its class. For example, if the user wants to store some text in a newly created file programmatically then, the write() method is helpful. Lastly, enclosed by “try{ }” block. Because, readLine() method generates exception. So to handle that exception try, catch block is used. Output: It will be the same as the previous one because just the approach to create a new file has changed the rest of the file name and the directory where it is added remains the same.

Added file name : newFile.txt Added file name directory : /Users/mayanksolanki/Desktop/Folder/


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