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Transcribed Image Text:Modify the given template java file (Utils.java) to allow it to read a file (MyTextFile.txt) that resides on the VPL server. The contents of the file are
Hello. This is a text file. My first line.
Read the file. As you read the file, count the number of characters in the file. Return that integer value back to the VPL test script.
Transcribed Image Text:Utils.java
1- import java.io.*;
import java.nio.file.Files;
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4- public class utils {
1* The method has no input arguments. It only has an output (int).
* You need to specify the file name before reading the file stream. */
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public static int myMethod ()
{
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int bytecounter = 0;
final string fileName = "myTextFile.txt";
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// This is a try-catch block.
// often used when something could go wrong ...
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like when reading files.
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// The try part: you want this to succeed. Uncomment the try.
/* try */{
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FileInputstream myFileobject
= new FileInputstream(fileName);
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int myData;
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// in the while loop control parentheses, put a -1 to the right of the !=
// This is because the loop will end when nothing is left to read in the file. (a -1 signal)
while( (myData = myFileobject.read ()) != /* what goes here? */){
system.out.print((char)myData);
bytecounter++;
}
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// Print out the contents.
system.out.println();
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// Close the file.
myFileobject.close();
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/* catch */(Exception ex)
{
system.out.println("Exception!");
}
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// How many 8-bit bytes are there in the text file?
return bytecounter;
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