Java Programming 3-5: Input and Output Fundamentals Practice Activities Lesson Objectives: Use streams to read and write files Read and write objects by using serialization Vocabulary: Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below The process of converting a stream of data into an object. Sequences of bytes or characters transmitted from one program to another program or a file A back slash in front of another character makes Java treat the next character as an ordinary character. The process of converting a stream of data into an object. Sequences of bytes or characters transmitted from another program or user's activity A file name that maps to another file A path that is direct rather than indirect. This is the output stream for error raised by a program, also known as the second channel The join of two related paths, or the remaining part of a join after subtracting part of the path Types of standard input, output, and error, and qualified object types in Java The output for debugging message and ordinary reports and messages Any keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen input to a program The process of converting an object or file to a series of bytes Try It/Solve lt: 1. Create a class with a static main that tests the ability to resolve and print a Path Create an instance of a FileSystem class Resolve an instance of a Path interface from a directory path and filename .Print the constructed Path with System.out.println) method