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In this program we will read a file in the form of a byte array. We can do it very easily.

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In this program we will read a file in the form of a byte array. We can do it very easily. Firstly we will create an object of File class and pass the name of the file which we want to read, in the constructor of File class. We will use DataInputStream to read primitive data types.


 

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