So I am currently trying to save and load Data for my Java application. Now i am trying to save all my data in one big byte[]
which I can than write to a file using Base64. I've seen something like this before, where you can do writeString(String s)
to write a String to a byte[]
and use readString()
to read the String from the byte[]
. I was wondering how exactly this works; How can I write several values to the byte[]
and know when one Value ends and another begins. With Integers it would be easy, because they have a fixed size, but Strings are dynamic, so how can I see when the String in the byte[]
ends?
I already managed to write data to a byte[]
using the ByteBufferOutputStream
and now I need to know how I can discriminate the different values. Could I for example insert a 0x0
-byte where the String's bytes end to know when to stop reading the byte[]
?
可以使用0x00表示字符串的结尾,也可以先存储字符串的长度,然后再存储数据字节。
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