[RESOLVED] I am confused..

[kolt007]

I am trying this:

 try(BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("T.txt")); BufferedWriter bw = new 

BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("T.txt"))) {  
                read = br.readLine();
                ArrayList ara = new ArrayList();
             do {
                        br.readLine();
                  ara.add(read);
                         }while(br.hasRemaining());

Error:

Test2.java:70: error: cannot find symbol
                         }while(br.hasRemaining());
                                  ^
  symbol:   method hasRemaining()
  location: variable br of type BufferedReader
1 error
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What am I doing wrong I've even imported the Buffer API package. I would really appriciate a nice apt explaination of what exactly the "." operator does. Because, I don't fully understand it. Or if you can explain it here. *edit* I suppose I understand that br.hasRemaining doesn't work, because bufferedReader doesn't have a hasRemaining method. I would still like a nice explainatoin of the "." operator.

[ProgramThis]

Read the API for BufferedReader. There is no hasRemaining() method.

[keang]

I would still like a nice explainatoin of the "." operator

You can think of it as meaning the method or variable that is in the preceding class or object. ie

System.out.println("SomeText");

means the method called 'println' that is in the object referenced by the 'out' variable that is in the class 'System'