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Java's file-manipulation functions methods often indicate failure with a return value rather than by throwing an exception. The Java Tutorial for Java 7 notes:

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File.delete()

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Files.delete()

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AA. Bibliography#Seacord 05]]

Chapter 7, "File I/O"

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