why and when I have to use FileReader and BufferedReader. What is the difference between the two?
A FileReader class is a general tool to read in characters from a File. The BufferedReader class can wrap around Readers, like FileReader, to buffer the input and improve efficiency. So you wouldn't use one over the other, but both at the same time by passing the FileReader object to the BufferedReader constructor
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