The Filter File Java example code provides the following functionalities:
Program accepts directory name and file extension from user and displays the files present in the directory.
Program begins with import statement java.io.*; package, which is required for any input/output operations.
Classes Defined in the program:
OnlyExt
The constructor of the class takes file extension as parameter and then
prefix it with "*." and assign into the global variable ext.
The OnlyExt class implements FilenameFilter interface, so we have to implement
the abstract method accept( ) defined in the
FilenameFilter interface. The accept( )
method tests if a specified file should be included in a file list.
FilterFiles:
The FilterFiles contains the public static void main(String args[]),
which is the entry point of our program. The program first accepts
directory name and file extension from the user and creates the object of
OnlyExt class passing file extension as constructor parameter.
Here is the code of the program :
import java.io.*;
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