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What does I/O stand for?
Think about what happens when you read from or write to a file.
Name one class from the java.io package.
Consider classes that help in reading data from files.
What is one major benefit of using Java NIO over Java I/O?
Think about performance under load.
Java I/O can handle both byte and character streams.
Recall if there are separate classes for handling text and binary data.
In a multi-threaded application, how would you implement file reading using Java NIO while ensuring non-blocking I/O?
Think about how channels connect buffers and use selectors for efficient I/O.
Design a scenario where using Java I/O could lead to performance issues compared to Java NIO. Explain the issues encountered.
Consider how many threads would be required for various I/O operations.
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