Lecture
Input/Output Streams in Java
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This lecture covers the concept of input/output streams in Java, focusing on the hierarchy of streams and the central abstraction of java.io. Various types of flows are discussed, such as byte output streams and their methods. The lecture also includes practical examples using IntelliJ IDEA to demonstrate writing and reading bytes from streams.
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