Explore Java IO

Explore Java IO, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 25 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 24 reviews, and has 173 subscribers.

You will learn about 2 quizzes with 41 questions Understand basic concepts: Files, Relative vs. Absolute Paths, symbolic link Understand different levels in stream models Apply different stream classes for different file manipulation: FileInputStream/FileOutputStream, DataInputStream/DataOutputStream, ect Understand object serializations How to store a list of objects effectively Understand the NIO library Apply the NIO models for high performance file operations All the course code projects are included This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to master Java IO package or Students who want to master Java NIO package or Students who want to have a clear and comprehensive understanding of Java IO or Students who want to apply Java IO in their jobs or Students who will take exams where IOs are related It is particularly useful for Students who want to master Java IO package or Students who want to master Java NIO package or Students who want to have a clear and comprehensive understanding of Java IO or Students who want to apply Java IO in their jobs or Students who will take exams where IOs are related.

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Summary

Title: Explore Java IO

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

2 quizzes with 41 questions
Understand basic concepts: Files, Relative vs. Absolute Paths, symbolic link
Understand different levels in stream models
Apply different stream classes for different file manipulation: FileInputStream/FileOutputStream, DataInputStream/DataOutputStream, ect
Understand object serializations
How to store a list of objects effectively
Understand the NIO library
Apply the NIO models for high performance file operations
All the course code projects are included

Who Should Attend

Students who want to master Java IO package
Students who want to master Java NIO package
Students who want to have a clear and comprehensive understanding of Java IO
Students who want to apply Java IO in their jobs
Students who will take exams where IOs are related

Target Audiences

Students who want to master Java IO package
Students who want to master Java NIO package
Students who want to have a clear and comprehensive understanding of Java IO
Students who want to apply Java IO in their jobs
Students who will take exams where IOs are related

Java Input Output manipulations are essential in Java daily programming tasks. No matters what kind of Java applications you are working on, dealing with Java IO is almost inevitable.

People usually get frustrated with Java IO since there are so many classes in Java Platform that they can use to work with files in particular and in IO in general. That’s because we do not understand which classes should be used for which tasks.

This course is designed to help you to get rid of the frustration by demonstrating from very basic but crucial concepts such as what is file? what is path? Different path types? what is file encoding? Differences between ASCII and Unicode?, and so on. to advanced techniques required for high performance IO operations such as buffers, channels, flipping, clearing buffers, scattering read, and gathering write.

Each complicated concept is clearly explained step by step with code as well as visual representation so that you can catch up with the ideas.

The course is divided into 2 main sections:

The first section will discuss about Streammodel:

Random access files withe RandomAccessFile
Binary Streams with FileInputStream/FileOutputStream
Character Streams with FileReader/FileWriter/BufferredReader/BufferedWriter/PrintWriter
Object Streams/Serialization with ObjectInputStream/ObjectOutputStream

The second section will be time to discuss about NIOlibrary. Topics will be mentioned including:

Buffers – Channels
Flipping vs. Rewinding
Flipping vs. Clearing
Clearing vs. Compacting
Marking and Reseting
Scattering Read – Gathering Write

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: IO and Stream

Lecture 1: Basic concepts: File, File Types, Encoding

Lecture 2: Path – Relative Path – Absolute Path

Lecture 3: Get File Metadata With The java.io.File class

Lecture 4: Randomly Access Files With java.io.RandomAccessFile

Lecture 5: Randomly Access File: Reading Randomly

Lecture 6: Randomly Access File: Write Randomly

Lecture 7: IO Stream Introduction

Lecture 8: Byte Streams: FileInputStream and FileOutputStream

Lecture 9: High Level Streams: DataInputStream, DataOutputStream

Lecture 10: Character Streams: FileReader and FileWriter

Lecture 11: Lecture: Character Streams: BufferedReader, BufferWriter, PrintWriter

Lecture 12: Character Streams: Append to files

Lecture 13: Object Streams: Object Serialization

Lecture 14: Serialize a list of objects

Lecture 15: Read file with Scanner class

Chapter 2: Advanced IO: New IO (NIO) Package

Lecture 1: Introduction to NIO

Lecture 2: Reading With FileChannel

Lecture 3: Writing With FileChannel

Lecture 4: Flipping or Rewinding?

Lecture 5: Clear The Buffer: flip() vs. clear()

Lecture 6: Clear The Buffer: clear() vs. compact()

Lecture 7: Mark And Reset Position

Lecture 8: Scattering Read

Lecture 9: Gathering Write

Lecture 10: Transfer Channels

Instructors

Sera Nguyen
Developer, Architect, Professor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 4 votes
4 stars: 7 votes
5 stars: 11 votes

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