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11. 2. 12. canRead(): Returns true if you are permitted to read the file and false otherwise.

This method can throw a SecurityException if the file is not permitted.

import java.io.File;

public class MainClass {
  public static void main(String[] a) {
    File myFile = new File("C:" + File.separator + "jdk1.5.0" + File.separator, "File.java");
    System.out.println(myFile.canRead());
  }
}
false
11. 2. File
11. 2. 1. The File Class
11. 2. 2. Testing and Checking File Objects: file name and path
11. 2. 3. Providing a URI for a remote file
11. 2. 4. isAbsolute(): Returns true if the File object refers to an absolute pathname, and false otherwise.
11. 2. 5. getParent(): Returns the name of the parent directory of the file or directory represented
11. 2. 6. getParentFile(): Returns the parent directory as a File object, or null if this File object does not have a parent.
11. 2. 7. toString(): Returns a String representation of the current File object
11. 2. 8. exists(): Returns true if it exists and false otherwise
11. 2. 9. isDirectory(): Returns true if it is an existing directory and false otherwise
11. 2. 10. isFile(): Returns true if it is an existing file and false otherwise
11. 2. 11. isHidden(): Returns true if it is hidden and false otherwise
11. 2. 12. canRead(): Returns true if you are permitted to read the file and false otherwise.
11. 2. 13. canWrite(): Returns true if you are permitted to write to the file and false otherwise.
11. 2. 14. getAbsolutePath(): Returns the absolute path for the directory or file referenced by the current File object
11. 2. 15. getAbsoluteFile(): Returns a File object containing the absolute path for the directory or file referenced by the current File object.
11. 2. 16. list(): Returns a string array containing the children files and directories
11. 2. 17. listFiles(): Returns a File array containing the children files and directories
11. 2. 18. length(): Returns the length of current file in long
11. 2. 19. Create a human-readable file size
11. 2. 20. lastModified(): Returns last modified time in milliseconds since midnight on 1st January 1970 GMT
11. 2. 21. renameTo(File path): Rename a file or directory
11. 2. 22. setReadOnly(): Sets the file as read-only and returns true if the operation is successful
11. 2. 23. Filtering a File List
11. 2. 24. mkdir(): Creates a directory
11. 2. 25. mkdirs(): Creates a directory including any parent directories
11. 2. 26. createNewFile(): Creates a new empty file
11. 2. 27. createTempFile(String prefix, String suffix, File directory): a static method that creates a temporary file
11. 2. 28. delete(): delete the file or directory
11. 2. 29. Display File class constants and test some methods
11. 2. 30. deleteOnExit(): delete file or directory when the program ends
11. 2. 31. File Class Enhancements
11. 2. 32. Creates a file and sets it to read-only.
11. 2. 33. Create a file and change its attribute to readonly
11. 2. 34. List all roots
11. 2. 35. Get the free space
11. 2. 36. Get the usable space
11. 2. 37. Get the total space
11. 2. 38. Set file attributes.
11. 2. 39. Change a file attribute to writable
11. 2. 40. Change a file attribute to read only
11. 2. 41. Getting a Proper URL from a File Object
11. 2. 42. Get icon for file type
11. 2. 43. Get all xml files by file extension
11. 2. 44. Get file extension name
11. 2. 45. File.getCanonicalFile() converts a filename path to a unique canonical form suitable for comparisons.
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