Java Tutorial #77 - Java BufferedInputStream Class with Examples (File Handling)

Java Tutorial #77 - Java BufferedInputStream Class with Examples (File Handling)
In this video by Programming for Beginners we will learn Java BufferedInputStream Class with Examples (File Handling), using Java Tutorial videos.

Working of BufferedInputStream:
The BufferedInputStream maintains an internal buffer of 8192 bytes.

During the read operation in BufferedInputStream, a chunk of bytes is read from the disk and stored in the internal buffer. And from the internal buffer bytes are read individually.
Hence, the number of communication to the disk is reduced. This is why reading bytes is faster using the BufferedInputStream.

Methods of BufferedInputStream:
- read() - reads a single byte from the input stream
- read(byte[] arr) - reads bytes from the stream and stores in the specified array
- available() - to get the number of available bytes in the input stream
- skip() - to discard and skip the specified number of bytes
- close() - to close the buffered input stream

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