Java filereader read a file

the class can throw exceptions, such as `filenotfoundexception` if the specified file does not exist, or `ioexception` when there are issues during reading. to use `filereader` effectively, it is often wrapped in a `bufferedreader`, which enhances efficiency by reading larger blocks of data at once. proper resource management is essential, so it is recommended to close the `filereader` after use, often implemented using a try-with-resources statement to ensure that the file is closed automatically, preventing resource leaks.
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