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Answer by Grodriguez for I/O concept flush vs sync
In Java, the flush() method is used in output streams and writers to ensure that buffered data is written out. However, according to the Javadocs: If the intended destination of this stream is an...
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I have come across these two terms and my understanding of them seem to overlap with each other. Flush is used with buffers and sync is used to talk about persisting changes of file to disk. In C,...
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