when testing my=
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when testing my=
Last edited by newtolearningjava; April 27th, 2014 at 10:52 AM.
Where is the file located relative to where the jar file is when the code is executed?
To see where the program is looking for the file, print the File object's absolute path. You will need to create an object that can be used outside of the FileInputStream constructor.
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