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Core Java Volume II-Advanced Features, Eighth Edition - Graphically Rich Book ....................... 1 Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Copyright ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Preface .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Acknowledgments ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Chapter 1. Streams and Files .................................................................................................................................................. 11 Streams ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Text Input and Output .................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Reading and Writing Binary Data ............................................................................................................................................. 43 ZIP Archives ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 51 Object Streams and Serialization

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