The current working directory is named finance. Which two code fragments allow you to write the salary.dat file if it does not exist under "finance\payroll"?

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Options

• Apublic static void setFileContent (String[] s) throws IOException { path p=paths.get("payroll\salary.dat");
• Bpublic static void setFileContent (String[] s) throws IOException { path p=paths.get ("payroll\salary.dat");
• Cpublic static void setFileContent (String[] s) throws IOException { File file= new file ("payroll\salary.dat").
• Dpublic static void setFileContent (String[] s) throws IOException { File file= new File ("payroll\salary.dat").
• Epublic static void setFileContent (String[] s) throws IOException { File file=new File ("payroll\salary.dat").

• A
  10% (6)
• B
  83% (48)
• C
  3% (2)
• E
  3% (2)

Explanation

The problem in this scenario is how to construct a system-dependent filename from the string "payroll\salary.dat". Oracle 1Z0-805 Exam Regarding File-paths: 1- A file can have many relative paths.2- Canonical paths are absolute paths.3- An absolute path is not necessarily a canonical path! This holds trueespecially under Unix, which support symbolic links. Under Windows, anabsolute path is usually a canonical path. B:The absolute path can include symbolic links. Here we ignore them with NOFOLLOW_LINKS D: The File.getCanonicalFile Method creates a new instance of a File object representing the file located at the absolute path of the current File object. All '.' and '..' references will be resolved.

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