The difference of InputStream DataInputStream and BufferedInputStream in java?
The difference of InputStream DataInputStream and BufferedInputStream in java?
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The difference of InputStream DataInputStream and BufferedInputStream in java?
If the question is : “what the difference between those classes”, here is a summary, but read the javadoc for more info :
An inputStream is the base class to read bytes from a stream (network or file). It provides the ability to read bytes from the stream and detect the end of the stream.
DataInputStream is a kind of InputStream to read data directly as primitive data types.
BufferedInputStream is a kind of inputStream that reads data from a stream and uses a buffer to optimize speed access to data. data is basicaly read ahead of time and this reduces disk or network access.