Java OutputStream is an abstract class that serves as the superclass for all classes representing output streams of bytes. It provides methods for writing bytes and arrays of bytes to an output stream. OutputStream allows data to be written to a destination, such as a file, network connection, or an in-memory buffer. It is often used to write raw binary data. Subclasses of OutputStream can specialize in writing to different types of destinations, such as files, sockets, or pipes. By using OutputStream, programmers can easily write data to various output streams in a consistent and flexible manner.
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