[5] Constructing a Filename Path - zhyiwww

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A `File` object is used to represent a filename. Creating the `File` object has no effect on the file system; the filename need not exist nor is it created.

On Windows, this example creates the path\a\b. On Unix, the path would be /a/b.

				
						    String path = File.separator + "a" + File.separator + "b";

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A File object is used to represent a filename. Creating the File object has no effect on the file system; the filename need not exist nor is it created.

A `File` object is used to represent a filename. Creating the `File` object has no effect on the file system; the filename need not exist nor is it created.