Assuming the current directory /bats/day and all of the files and directories referenced here exist and are available within the file system, what is the result of executing the following code?
Path path1 = Paths.get("/bats/night","../").resolve(Paths.get("./sleep.txt")).normalize(); Path path2 = new File("../sleep.txt").toPath().toRealPath(); System.out.print(Files.isSameFile(path1,path2)); System.out.print(" "+path1.equals(path2));
A.
The code compiles and runs without issue, so E and F are incorrect.
For this question, it helps if you resolve each path to a simplified form component before answering it.
The path1 variable simplifies to /bats/sleep.txt after the Path operations have been applied.
The path2 variable using the current directory of /bats/day is assigned a path value of / bats/sleep.txt.
Since the file Path objects represent the same path within the file system, they will return true for both equals()
and isSameFile()
, so A is the correct answer and B, C, and D are incorrect.