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A block of arbitrary information, or resource for storing information, accessible by the string-based name or path. Files are available to computer programs and are usually based on some kind of persistent storage.
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The most efficient way to merge two lists in Java
For example, due to your empty block mentioned by rolfl, if either "words.txt" or "words1.txt" does not exist, the resulting merged file will not contain the missing content, and still cheerfully prints … The output filename is the only variable here that needs to be declared outside the try blocks, as all the file data can be read, written, closed and then forgotten about. …
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