We have obtained some files that are encoded with a simple method of writing the text from end to beginning. We therefore need a program that reads a file named codedfile.txt that is 500 chars or less and generates a file call clearfile.txt that has the characters stored in revers order. For example, if codedfile.txt contains the characters dlrow olleh, then after running the program clearfile.txt should contain hello world. Do not use strings or cstrings for reasons explained please!

We have obtained some files that are encoded with a simple method of writing the text from end to beginning. We therefore need a program that reads a file named codedfile.txt that is 500 chars or less and generates a file call clearfile.txt that has the characters stored in revers order. For example, if codedfile.txt contains the characters dlrow olleh, then after running the program clearfile.txt should contain hello world. Do not use strings or cstrings for reasons explained please!

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

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Author:FARRELL

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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