Answer:
BufferedWriter salesdata = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("out.dat", true);.
Explanation:
- The statement BufferedWriter salesdata = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("out.dat", true); can be used to create a file object that will append data to an existing file.
- Here, BufferedWriter class is used to create text from an output stream.
- Here, FileWriter is used to create the file from the text. The constructor for FileWriter is FileWriter (String filename, boolean append).
- Here, filename is string ("out.dat") is provided and the append is boolean can be either true (if the text has to be appended at the end of the file) or false (if the text hasn't to be appended at the end of the file).
- So, option (b) is correct.
- Option (a) is not correct as it indicates the text shouldn't be appended at the end of the file as the boolean is false.
- Option (c) is not correct as it doesn't mean to append as there is no boolean true indicated in the constructor.
- Option (d) is not correct as there is not such kind of syntax.
To one say money, and two to have pocket money. If you are on a budget which is when you can spend X amount of money. Then you would be able to pay bills and not go over your budget or you will not have money for Bills and car notes and insurance, stuff like that.
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