How Can I Make A Function Directorycount That Finds How Many Directories And Subdirectories Are In A Folder

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How can i Make a function directory count that finds how many directories and sub directories are in a folder, and Make a directory Size recursive function that finds the size of each folder and sub folders.
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Dir:c:\test\f1
File:t0.txt size 20 bytes
Folder: f1 size 20 bytes

Posted 5-Apr-15 19:16pm

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Updated 5-Apr-15 19:36pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-04-05T19:57:00

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"java directory listing" gave me a number of search results -
Listing the Directory Contents : Files « File Input Output « Java[^]
Java.io.File.list() Method[^]
List the names of all files in a particular directory [^]

Posted 5-Apr-15 19:57pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2015-04-05T19:55:00

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