If you want to write to a new file every time, use the File class's exists()method to determine if there already is a file with the currently chosen name. If there is a file, change the name and...
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Re: Problem trying to add a new file each time, without overwriting the previous.
If you want to write to a new file every time, use the File class's exists()method to determine if there already is a file with the currently chosen name. If there is a file, change the name and...
Re: Problem trying to add a new file each time, without overwriting the previous.
For example to use arrays:
String[] q = new String[10];
TheAnswerType[] answers = new TheAnswerType[10];
A new file would be created by generating a new filename before each file is opened.
Re: Problem trying to add a new file each time, without overwriting the previous.
Do you know about arrays? This code needs to be rewritten using arrays.
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