I want to cut and paste paragraphs of txt file to new number of files

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You’ll first need to read the file in using a FileReader and store it as a String. You can then use String.split("\n\n") to split it into paragraphs (this will give you an array with 3 elements).

You can then loop through each of those array elements, creating a PrintWriter for each (to write each array element to a separate file.)

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