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Java provides java.io  package in JDK API for reading File in Java from File system e.g. C:\ or D:\ drive in Windows or any other directory in UNIX. First you can use FileInputStream to open file for reading. FileInputStream takes a String parameter which is path for the file you want to read. Be careful while specifying File path as path separator is different on Window and UNIX. Windows uses back slash while UNIX uses forward slash as path separator. By the way Java supports forward slash in Windows, It means if use forward slash your program will work on both Windows and UNIX. Alternatively you can also get PATH separator from System property path.separator. In this Java tutorial we will code example of How to read File in Java.
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