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Hello haneefnb<br />
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It allows you to skip over a certain number of characters specified as a long value passed like skip(100) will skip over 100 characters so that when you call read() next you get the 101st character instead of the 1st from where you currently are in the buffered reader.<br />
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Hopefully that makes sense.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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mwvisa1
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Hello haneefnb

It allows you to skip over a certain number of characters specified as a long value passed like skip(100) will skip over 100 characters so that when you call read() next you get the 101st character instead of the 1st from where you currently are in the buffered reader.

Hopefully that makes sense.

Regards,

mwvisa1

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thank u mwvisa1<br />
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could u please give me a example for this
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thank u mwvisa1

could u please give me a example for this

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H i want to know the usage of the skip() in the BufferedReader class?
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H i want to know the usage of the skip() in the BufferedReader class?

what is the use of skip() in the BufferedReader class?

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