Determining if a File or Directory exist

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Tutorial: Determining if a File or Directory exist

In this section, you will learn how to determine a file or directory exit or not.

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This is a very simple problem. You just have to determine whether a file or directory exists or not. If it exists it returns true otherwise in the else condition, it retunes vice-versa.

The following program creates an object of File class and checks whether the given file exists or not by using exists() method of the class.

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