What is flush buffer?
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Answer / Shirish Gautam
In Java, a flush buffer refers to the process of forcing any buffered output to be immediately written to the underlying source (like a disk or network). This is useful when you want to ensure that all buffered data is written before performing certain operations, like closing the stream.
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