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Simple input in Java
CIS 6930-01
Fall 2000
Simple input in Java
The Java file in here
includes simple examples of reading keyboard input in Java.
Here is an example session. The strings "hello" and "47.3" are typed input:
sirah% javac BufferedReaderTest.java
sirah% java BufferedReaderTest
hello
s = hello
47.3
x = 47.3
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The Java file in here
a27 4
For more definitive information on all standard API classes, see
the Java 2 API specification.
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The Java file in here
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