Java NIO | Reading from and Writing to a file in Java | Transient Java Keyword | Geekific

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In this video we lay out several methods provided by the Java API to read and write from a given resource or a file, we also discuss how these methods and features evolved across different Java versions. In addition to this, and to follow-up on our previous videos we threw in the Java transient keyword at the end, because it just fits so well with the examples given.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 FileReader and FileWriter Classes
01:30 BufferedReader and BufferedWriter Classes
02:48 Java NIO
03:51 Reading and Writing using NIO
05:43 Transient Keyword in Java
08:27 Thanks for Watching!
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[@L__Oo]

Thanks a lot for your lesson!

[@derryyeh]

Amazing video. Hope it'll dive deep into some io packages, and explain the abstraction of io interfaces and implementations. I find these io classes very confusing at times. I got the advice from a dev that for a beginner, stick with nio instead of io. But at the end of the day, he says "I'll have to learn all".

[@geekific]

Glad it was helpful! Don't worry, I still find them confusing at times as well :)