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I'm doing some basic file reading from a text file using Scanner.

The first 5 entries are this -

0 MR2Spyder

1 Tundra

3 Echo

3 Yaris

4 ScionxB

4 ScionxD

I instantiate the scanner normally and then do this -

String line = scanner.nextLine();

System.out.println(line);

I then get this output -

ÿþ0 M R 2 S p y d e r

Which doesn't make sense to me- is there some problem with the Scanner class? Should I be using BufferedReader?

解决方案

Your file is encoded using UTF-16... the spaces between characters and the heading ÿþ is indicative of that -- it is the byte order mark. See here:

if the 16-bit units use little-endian order, the sequence of bytes will have 0xFF followed by 0xFE. This sequence appears as the ISO-8859-1 characters ÿþ in a text display that expects the text to be ISO-8859-1.

final Scanner scanner = new Scanner(file, "UTF-16");