Introduction
Overview
Streams
Wrappers,Buffers
Console I/O
  Text Output 
     Demo 1
  Formatter/printf()
     Demo 2
  Tex 2t Input
     Demo 3
  Scanner
     Demo 4
File Class
  File I/O
  File Output-Text
     Demo 5
  Formatter to File
     Demo 6
  File Input - Text
    Demo 7
  Scanner - Files
     Demo 8
  File I/O - Binary
     Demo 9   Demo 10
File Chooser Dialog
  Demo 11
Character Codes
  Demo 12   Demo13
Object I/O
Types to Bytes
Stream Filters
Other I/O Topics
Exercises

    Supplements
Character I/O
  Demo 1   Demo 2
Random Access
  Demo 3
ZIP/GZIP Streams
  Demo 4
Piped Streams
  Demo 5
NIO Framework
More NIO
  Demo 6

In this section we add examine input/output features for our histograms. We want to add to the histogram classes the ability to save histograms to disk files and then to read back the data from these files and rebuild the histograms. We show a couple of different ways to do this. We also look at using stream filtering as a way to modify data, such as calibrating raw data, as it is read into a histogram..

• Histogram Input/Output - use writing and reading histograms as an example of basic I/O techniques
• Histogram I/O - uses getter methods to obtain the data for saving the histogram and setter methods to create new histogram with values retrieved from the data files.
  • Demo 1
• Hist I/O with Objects - use serialization to send and receive objects.
  • Demo 2
• Histogram Stream - send a stream of data to a histogram. That is, the histogram becomes the destination for the stream.
  • Demo 3
• Histogram Filtering - filter a stream of data going to a histogram destination.
  • Demo 4
• Exercises

Latest update: Nov. 14, 2004

              Tech
Histogram I/O
Hist I/O - Get/Set
  Demo 1
Hist I/O - Objects
  Demo 2
HistogramStream
  Demo 3
Filtering Data
  Demo 4
Exercises

           Physics
Physics Model
Simulation Design
Physics Simulator
  Demo 1
Experiment Design
Experiment Sim.
  Demo 2
Analysis
Expt. + Analysis
  Demo 3
Exercises