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  Tutorial: Comparing the File Dates

This java example will help you to compare the dates of files. In java we have the option to compare two or more files.

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Mostly it happens that after creating a file or a directory we forgets when it was made or last modified, and sometimes it becomes essential to know the exact date and time of creation. By this example you will be able to understand it.

To make a program on this example firstly we have to make a class ComparingFileDates. Inside the class we have defined three static variables, which will be used for comparing the files.


 

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