JDK Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v6.32, by Herong Yang
Charset.decode() - Method to Decode Byte Sequences
This section provides a tutorial example on how to decode byte sequences back to characters with a given encoding using different decoding methods provided by JDK: CharsetDecoder.decode(), Charset.decode(), new String(), InputStreamReader.read()
There are 4 methods provided by JDK to decode byte sequences back to characters:
Ways to use those decode methods are similar to encode methods.
Exercise: Write a sample program to decode byte sequences similar to the encode sample program, EncodingSampler.java.
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Running EncodingSampler.java with CP1252 Encoding
Running EncodingSampler.java with ISO-8859-1 and US-ASCII
Running EncodingSampler.java with UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF16-BE
Running EncodingSampler.java with GB18030
►Charset.decode() - Method to Decode Byte Sequences
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