Convert a file name path to url and vice versa in java

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Tutorial: Convert a file name path to url and vice versa in java

In this section, you will learn about the conversion from a Filename path to a URL and vice versa in the java.

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There is an example that converts a file name path to url and vice versa in java. This program shows you how to convert the URL into the Filename Path. Program reads a URL and then converts into the Filename Path.

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