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Goldy Lukka

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What is the largest text file that Java can read into a String? Posted: Mar 11, 2005 5:37 PM
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Sounds funny or sounds interesting? I never had bothered about this till the time I came across this blog post from Rick Jelliffe. Rick has tried finding out the answer on a Wintel (windows + intel) machine (for a 32 bit processor).

His finding says that a String has trouble storing characters more than 500,000,000 or a file more than 167MB.

Read full story at the title of this post.

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