What is the difference between Byte stream and Charecter
Stream?
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Answer / chandu
ByteStream CharacterStream
1.It supports to read 1.It supports to read and
and write the data in form write the data in the form
of bytes. of characters.
2.It SUPPORTS data which is 2.It supports equivalent to 2
1Byte equivalent bytes
3.Supports ASCII formats 3.Supports unicode set
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Answer / avinash
BYTE SUPPORTS data which is
1Byte equivalent
CHAR supports equivalent to 2 bytes
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