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  Tutorial: Forcing Updates to a File to the Disk

In this section, you will learn how to Updates to a file to the Disk in java.

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In this program we are going to update a file forcefully. Firstly we have to make an object of OutputStream and pass a file name in which you want to update in the constructor of a FileOutputStream class.

After that pass some data to the stream. The methods we are using in this class has already been discussed in other topics.


 

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