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Agreed. Though if the author really has existing materials about faster alternatives, it's still strange not to mention them. The article is strictly speaking a
by tom_mellior 7y ago
Agreed. Though if the author really has existing materials about faster alternatives, it's still strange not to mention them. The article is strictly speaking about one way of doing I/O (or rather, an abstraction often involved in I/O), but the author should know that many will read it as saying "all I/O in Java is always slow".