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In Java, there is no delegate library or API for writing or reading comma-separated value (csv) files, so a third-party API can be used to meet this requirement. The most popular third-party API is OpenCSV, which provides methods for handling CSV files such as reading csv files, writing csv files, parsing csv file values, mapping csv file values to java beans, and mapping java beans to csv files, etc.
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In order to use in a Java project//Import this tool, there are the following methods/From/http:/sourceforge.net/projects
opencsv
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See how this tool can help in the context of writing csv files in Java. The OpenCSV CSVWriter class is mainly used for writing csv files.
import au.com.bytecode.opencsv.CSVWriter; public class CSVFile WriterDemo { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { String csv = "myCSV.csv"; CSVWriter writer = new CSVWriter(new FileWriter(csv)); String[] record = "Emp00"4,James,Miller,North Pole Street,Newyork".split(","); writer.writeNext(record); writer.close(); } }
Output Results
File myCSV.csv created using the following text
"Emp00"4"James", "Miller", "North Pole Street", "New York"