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  Tutorial: Writing ISO Latin-1 Encoded Data in Java

In this program, you will see how to write content in a file in the ISO Latin-1 character set.

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Here, providing you a java example that writes ISO latin-1 encoded data in java. This program takes a file name, if the given file exists then writes text into the file otherwise shows the message : "File does not exists.".


 

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