Create a file in Java
Creating a file in Java involves several steps using the java.io package. There are various ways to achieve this, but we'll cover two commonly used approaches: using the FileWriter class and using the Files class from the java.nio package.
Using FileWriter
The FileWriter class is used to write characters to a file. To create a file using FileWriter, follow these steps:
Step 1: Import the necessary packages.
Step 2: Create a FileWriter object and specify the file path.
Step 3: Write data to the file (optional).
Using Files class from java.nio
The Files class provides various static methods for file operations. To create a file using the Files class, follow these steps:
Step 1: Import the necessary packages.
Step 2: Specify the file path using the Paths class.
Step 3: Use the Files.createFile() method to create the file.
Conclusion

After following either of these approaches, a new file named "example.txt" will be created in the current working directory. The file will be empty if no data is written to it. Remember to handle exceptions appropriately using try-catch blocks to ensure proper error handling.