How does the Java NIO (New I/O) package enhance the performance of a network application in terms of I/O operations?
- Java NIO provides a simpler and more intuitive API for network operations.
- Java NIO offers automatic load balancing for network connections.
- Java NIO uses a more memory-efficient buffer-based approach.
- Java NIO eliminates the need for exception handling in network code.
The Java NIO (New I/O) package enhances the performance of network applications by using a memory-efficient buffer-based approach (option c). This approach reduces the overhead associated with traditional I/O streams and enables more efficient I/O operations. The other options (a, b, and d) do not accurately describe the primary advantage of Java NIO in terms of I/O performance.
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