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 It:

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.

2. Create a class with a static main that tests the ability to resolve and print a Path:

Create an array of Path class.

Instantiate instances of Path with absolute and relative paths.

Print the constructed elements of the array of Path class with System.out.println() method.

3. Create a class to test serialization class that implements serializable, it should implement the following:

A static void method that serializes an object.

A static void method that deserializes an object.

A static main method that tests the two by moving an object from one to the other