Java SE 13: Working with Files & Directories

Java    |    Intermediate
  • 9 videos | 1h 25s
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In this course, participants learn more about Java's application programming interface (API) for working with files and directories. You will begin with the Path interface and the Paths.get methods to work with files and directories, which form the foundation of the modern java.nio APIs. You will then discover how to use the methods of the Path interface to normalize, parse, and resolve paths. Next, you will briefly detour into creating files using both the legacy java.io as well as the modern java.nio namespaces. Perform operations such as copying files, checking for their existence, and deleting files using the Files class in the java.nio namespace. Participants will also copy and create directories by using the Files class in the java.nio namespace. You will explore how to get and set file attributes (including both platform-agnostic as well as Portable Operating System Interface attributes), and query file stores for total and free space. Finally, learn how to create directories and iterate over their contents, including via the use of glob specifiers to filter directory contents.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Discover the key concepts covered in this course
    Use the path interface and the paths.get methods to work with files and directories using the modern java.nio namespace
    Use the methods of the path interface to normalize, parse, and resolve paths
    Create files using both the legacy java.io as well as the modern java.nio namespaces
    Perform operations such as copying files, checking for their existence, and deleting files using the files class in the java.nio namespace
  • Perform operations such as copying and creating directories using the files class in the java.nio namespace
    Get and set file attributes (including both platform-agnostic as well as posix attributes), and query file stores for total and free space
    Create directories and iterate over their contents, including via the use of glob specifiers to filter directory contents
    Summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

  • 2m 21s
  • 7m 53s
    In this video, you will learn how to use the Path interface and the Paths.get methods to work with files and directories using the modern java.nio namespace. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Using the Path Interface
    7m 3s
    In this video, learn how to use the methods of the Path interface to normalize, parse, and resolve paths. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Creating Files - Old and New APIs
    9m 22s
    In this video, learn how to create files using both the legacy java.io and the modern java.nio namespaces. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  File Operations in java.nio
    7m 59s
    In this video, you will learn how to copy, check for existence, and delete files using the Files class in the java.nio namespace. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Directory Operations in java.nio
    5m 13s
    Learn how to perform operations such as copying and creating directories using the Files class in the java.nio namespace. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  Working with File Attributes
    11m 9s
    In this video, find out how to get and set file attributes (including both platform-agnostic as well as POSIX attributes), and query file stores for total and free space. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Working with Directories and Disk Stores
    8m 16s
    In this video, you will learn how to create directories and iterate over their contents, including via the use of glob specifiers to filter directory contents. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Course Summary
    1m 9s

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