android - Xamarin: Any difference between using Java.IO and System.IO -

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i wondering if there difference between using java.io , system.io both can achieve same stuff.

there difference between java.io , system.io. system.io namespace comes .net bcl.

the system.io namespace contains types allow reading , writing files , data streams, , types provide basic file , directory support.

whereas java.io package available part of jdk.

java.io package provides classes system input , output through data streams, serialization , file system.

since system.io part of bcl can use of classes in io operations across platforms

each platform has different directory structure, , different filesystem capabilities - example xamarin.ios , xamarin.android support most system.iofunctionality.


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