Getting the modification date and time of file or folder in Java

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Tutorial: Getting the modification date and time of file or folder in Java

In this section, you will learn how to get the last modification date and time of any file or a folder.

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Here, providing you an example that returns the modification date and time of file or folder. This program checks whether the specified file or the folder exists or not.

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