The java.util.zip.ZipOutputStream.write() method in Java is used to write specified bytes to the current entry data. It appends the specified array of bytes to the current ZIP entry's data content. This method is called after a call to the putNextEntry() method to write data for the current entry. The data is written until the specified length or until the end of the array is reached. If the write exceeds the size of the output buffer, it is flushed. The finish() method must be called to ensure that any remaining bytes are written to the underlying output stream.
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