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Scanner - file not found?
Please explain what happens when File looks properly initiated but Scanner can't adopt this File?
Create object file, it is opened, I can apply methods, read path, properties, length etc.
File file = new File("in.txt");
Next trying to create new Scanner and it throws exception file not found? How?
Scanner scan = new Scanner(file);
Utils and io library imported.
Re: Scanner - file not found?
Just write in the exception. File not found exception. try { catch } statement inside. Then compile it.
Re: Scanner - file not found?
Can you post a small, complete program that compiles and shows the problem when executed?I can apply methods, read path, properties, length etc.
File file = new File("in.txt");
Next trying to create new Scanner and it throws exception file not found? How?
Which of the methods that you called makes you think the file exists?
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