Java 2 Unit 13

Some text files are ____ files that contain facts and figures, such as a payroll file that contains employee numbers, names, and salaries.

• application

• volatile

• data

• program

Placing a file in the ____ directory of your storage device is equivalent to tossing a loose document into a drawer.

• root

• path

• back

• loose

You can use Java’s ____ class to create objects that contain information about files or directories, such as their locations, sizes, creation dates, and whether they even exist.

• Directory

• Property

• Path

• File

FileSystems is a class that contains ____ methods, which assist in object creation.

• factory

• file

• abstract

• system

After you create a FileSystem object, you can define a Path using the ____ method with it.

• getPath()

• createPath()

• setPath()

• getDefault()

A ____ is a group of characters that has some meaning.

• record

• file

• byte

• field

A data file can be used as a(n) ____ file when each record is accessed one after another in the order in which it was stored.

• application

• sequential access

• stream

• field

InputStream and OutputStream are subclasses of the ____ class.

• IO

• Object

• Stream

• IOStream

____ is an abstract class for reading character streams.

• System.out

• Reader

• System.err

• OutStream

Java lets you assign a file to a(n) ____ object so that screen output and file output work in exactly the same manner.

• Stream

• Input

• Output

• File