outpurstreamobject.writeobject(object o); flush//; close//;

I have a Person object with 5 variables and I want to store
them in a file called Person.txt. What should I do?

Question Posted / puneet

Answer Posted / puneet

outpurstreamobject.writeobject(object o);
flush//;
close//;

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