The Java RandomAccessFile.write method is used to write data to the file associated with the RandomAccessFile object. This method allows us to write a specified number of bytes from a byte array, starting at a specific offset. It provides random access to the file, meaning that we can move the file pointer to any position in the file before writing. The write method returns void, indicating that it does not return any value.
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