Problem here!

[newbieph]

What's wrong in this code the first time i run this it's OK but when i closed the notepad and rerun the program there's an error occured:

import java.io.*;

public class WriteFile{

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{
        BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
		
	
      File f=new File("textfile1.txt");
      FileOutputStream fop=new FileOutputStream(f);
	  System.out.print("Enter test: ");
	String test1 = input.readLine();
	      
		  System.out.print("Enter test");
	String test2 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test3 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test4 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test5 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test6 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test7 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
	String test8 = input.readLine();
		  System.out.print("Enter test:");
      if(f.exists()){
      String str= test1;
	        String str2= test2;
			      String str3= test3;
				        String str4= test4;
						      String str5= test5;
							        String str6= test6;
									      String str7= test7;
										        String str8= test8;
												
          fop.write(str.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str2.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str3.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str4.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str5.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str6.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str7.getBytes());
		  fop.write(str8.getBytes());

          fop.flush();
          fop.close();
          System.out.println("The data has been written");
          }

          else
            System.out.println("This file is not exist");
    }
  }

[newbieph]

here's the snapshot of the error:

[BOJANM]

File f=new File(C:\..\..\file.txt)
PrintStream prinstr=new PrintStream(f);

Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);

String input=sc.nextLine();
if (f.exists()) ....
printstr.println(input);

printstr.close;

I think problem is to file path
must C:\..\..\file.txt - use \\ for \

[DarrylBurke]

I think problem is to file path

Not at all. Did you look at the error messages at all?

@ newbieph:

1. Don't post images that end up all blurry, copy and paste the contents of the command prompt.

2. Update your Java version, 1.4.2 was EOLed a long time ago.

3. Get rid of your own class named File, or otherwise disambiguate between that and java.io.File.

4. Go through Code Conventions for the Java(TM) Programming Language: Contents and learn how to indent code correctly.

5. Why do you have a whole set of duplicate references to the same Strings?

db