Read lines from file

Question

Hi. I use buffered reader to read from a file. The file contains a line of strings (04/21/2005 some text bla bla here). Each line ends with a \n, to define that its the end of the line. How can i print this out, so each line is printed on a new line? Suggestions?
String filename = "someFile.txt";
BufferedReader infile = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filename));
String read;
while ((read = infile.readLine()) != null)
     //print each line, but how?
infile.close();

Answer 1

I was wondering if the \n defines that its "end of
line" so that all strings between the \n is
understood as one line.Yes. It may also be \r\n, depending on the platform. It's one of the System properties. line.delimiter, I think.
Allso, when i print with
System.out.println(infile); only
java.io.BufferedReader@691177 is printed. Do I have
to parse it in any way?No. You normally can't "print" an object. All you'll do is print out the result of the object's toString() method, which usually returns the class name and the object's hash code.
And you should keep in mind that a File object is only a representation of the file's name. It has no access to the file's contents.