Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version, Student Value Edition (11th Edition)
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Chapter 12, Problem 12.11PE
Program Plan Intro
Program plan:
- Import the required packages into the program.
- Create a class Exercise12_11 to remove the text from file.
- In the main() method,
- Check command line parameter. If yes, display the error message.
- Check whether the file exists or not. If yes, display the error message.
- Read text from the file and save it in a string builder.
- Declare the line separator.
- The while loop executes until the input from file. If yes,
- Declare and initialize the input from file.
- Check the firstLine is true. If yes,
- Append the space into the StringBuilder.
- Set the firstLine as false.
- Otherwise, append the space with space.
- Close the input file
- Write back into the file and then close the output file.
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