Determining if a Filename path is a file or a directory

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Tutorial: Determining if a Filename path is a file or a directory

In this section, you will learn how to determining filename is a file or a directory.

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You can solve this problem very easily. What you need to do, just create a File object and pass some file name or a directory in it.

We are using a following methods to solve this problem.
isDirectory(): It checks whether the file is a directory or not.

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