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  Tutorial: Zip File Using Java

Here, you will learn to compress a file. You can compress any file using various standalone applications. These standalone applications are nothing but the zip tools.

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Examples of zip tools are Winrar, WinZip etc. It is also possible to zip and unzip the files from your Java applications. This example shows how we zip a file through a java program.


 

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