scanner vs bufferreader

Question

in java what to choose for input command ..I am just confused.

Answer 1

if you are using BufferedReader then you have to convert your input into the specific type
e.g int n=Integer.parseInt(br.readLine());
but Scanner class provides a method like nextInt(),nextDouble()

Answer 2

use Scanner
declare
Scanner name = new Scanner (System.in) ;
its simple

Answer 3

Well I had came across an article which said that Scanner gives you an option to specify the type of input while buffered reader doesn't... Regarding your example I might need some time...//exams are coming closer😅

Answer 4

Hello, Yesh Jadav !
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Answer 5

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/232338/?ref=app

Refer this Yesh Jadav

Answer 6

Yesh Jadav

Did you google it?

Also what about the answers Bit gave to you?

Answer 7

$hardul Birje I have readed and I have got to that post but if example is available for understanding then it will be great with both outputs.

Answer 8

it*s really depend of your nesseserity, if u need to get data from user in real time u are using Scanner, when u need to read a lot of data from some url, then u are using BufferReader. Just try it

Answer 9

so for bufferreader Bit

Answer 10

I have but it make difference when I used in sl codeplayground

Answer 11

Take your time 😂 $hardul Birje

Answer 12

e.g int n=sc.nextInt();
double d=sc.nextDouble();

Answer 13

d@ni in other ide mostly we come up with buffer reader not scanner

Answer 14

I just write with cpp. What are you speak about it

Answer 15

google)

Answer 16

google it is the best way

Answer 17

ho

Answer 18

hi