When a String Is Written, Placing Each Record on a New

question 5

Essay

When a String is written, placing each record on a new line makes the output file easier to read and interpret. Since not all platforms use '\n' to separate lines, the BufferedWriter class has two alternatives: the newLine() method and the System.getProperty() method. Describe these two methods and how they operate.

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Definitions:

Throughput

The rate at which input is processed into output in a system, often used in discussing efficiency in production and computer networks.

Systems Theory

An interdisciplinary study of systems in general, with the goal of elucidating principles that can be applied to all types of systems at all nested levels.

Empirically

Referring to knowledge or conclusions derived from observation, experimentation, or measurement rather than theory or pure logic.

Organizing

The act of arranging or structuring elements in a systematic way for efficiency and order.