I have below code
try
{
FileWriter fileWriter = new FileWriter(\"C:\\\\temp\\\\test.txt\");
fileWriter.write(\"Hi this is sasi This t
You must close the FileWriter
, otherwise it won't flush the current buffer. You can call the flush
method directly..
fileWriter.flush()
fileWriter.close()
You don't need to use the flush
method if you are closing the file. The flush
can be used for example if your program runs for a while and outputs something in a file and you want to check it elsewhere.