BufferedInputStream Example: Constructor with InputStream and Buffer Size | Java IO

In this Java IO tutorial, we'll delve into an example showcasing the BufferedInputStream constructor, which accepts an InputStream and a buffer size. This constructor is particularly useful for optimizing the reading process by buffering input from the underlying input stream.

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Example of BufferedInputStream constructor accepts InputStream and buffersize | Java IO

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[kavishkamadhudhan]

Thank you for this tutorial sir. In read in some articles, it is enough to close top stream when we wrap things like this.(because when we do it other streams are automatically closed). But also, I seen in many places, they close all the streams like this. Sir, what is the good way to do that? can I know the reason behind this? Thank you..

[jvsnyc]

Does it matter in which order we close the BufferedInputStream and the FileInputStream?