Input Output -Java Programming MCQ Questions and Answers

A. By using the `createNewFile()` method

B. By using the `read()` method

C. By using the `exists()` method

D. By using the `write()` method

A. `erase()`

B. `delete()`

C. `discard()`

D. `erase()`

A. It represents the parent directory

B. It represents the current directory

C. It represents the platform-specific file separator (e.g., `/` or ``)

D. It represents the ASCII value of the separator character

A. Character streams are used for reading and writing binary data, while byte streams are used for text data

B. There is no difference between character streams and byte streams

C. Character streams are more efficient than byte streams

D. Character streams are used for reading and writing text data, while byte streams are used for reading and writing binary data

A. It is used to write character data to a file efficiently

B. It is used to write binary data to a file

C. It is used to read character data from a file

D. It is used to read binary data from a file

A. `BufferedReader`

B. `DataInputStream`

C. `FileReader`

D. `InputStreamReader`

A. It is used to read binary data from a file

B. It is used to write binary data to a file

C. It is used to write formatted text to an output stream

D. It is used to read text data from the keyboard

A. Both reading and writing character streams use `InputStream` classes

B. Reading character streams use `Reader` classes, while writing character streams use `Writer` classes

C. Both reading and writing character streams use `OutputStream` classes

D. Both reading and writing character streams use `InputStream` classes

A. `PrintStream`

B. `BufferedReader`

C. `DataInputStream`

D. `FileInputStream`

A. It provides methods for reading and writing binary data

B. It provides methods for creating directories

C. It provides methods for performing mathematical operations

D. It provides methods for reading and writing character-based console input and output