neeeeeeeeed help quickly pllllllllz
import java.io.*;
public class myexception
private char[10]arr;
private bufferedReader console =new BufferedReader(new input streamReader (system.in))
private fileInputStream fips;
private fileOutStream fops;
public myException()
{
arr=new char[10];
try {
//fill the array with students' grads
fillInArray(arr);
int data;
for (int i =0 ; i<10; i++)
sys.out.println(arr)
fops=new FileOurputStream("outInFile.txt");
for(int i=0 ; i<10; i++)
fops.write(arr) ;
fips=new FileInputstream("OutInFile.txt");
data=fips.read();
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shouldn't the java when using the .read ( shouldn't it be reading using a charachter stream and when using the .write it should be writing using byte stream , soo if plz tell is that true or not , and if its ture how does that work , and why?
(((( it should read using the charachter stream but when it reads it reads 8bits at time , like its using the byte stream not the charachter stream , why is that?)))))))))
thankssssssss sooooooo much

