Change a file timestamp

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Tutorial: Change a file timestamp

Timestamp is a utility to change or modify the time of a file. Java provides the facility for changing a file timestamp according to the user reliability.

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Timestamp is a utility to change or modify the time of a file. Java provides the facility for changing a file timestamp according to the user reliability.

Description of program:

This program helps you in changing a file timestamp or modification time in Java. After running this program it will take a file name and its modification date in 'dd-mm-yyyy' format. Then it will check the given file is exist or not using the exists() method. When the file exists, this program will change the date of given file and it will display a message "Modification is successfully!" otherwise it will show "File does not exists!".

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