Java Programming

Hi,
I am trying to write to a text file, but I need certain behavior that I'm not sure how to get. Look at the code below, it is fairly simple and straight forward.

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FileOutputStream FOStream = null;
PrintStream POStream = null;

try
{
FOStream = new FileOutputStream("text.txt");
POStream = new PrintStream(FOStream);
for (int i=10; i<20; i++){
POStream.print("hello" + i +"\r\n");
}

}catch(Exception e){
e.printStackTrace();
}
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This pretty much just iterates thru the for loop and then displays everything in the text file.

However, what I want is for each iteration to overwrite the previous iteration. So, for each iteration, I want the result to just overwrite what was already there in the text file instead of just appending it. I know I can create the FileOutputStream inside the loop itself to create a text file every iteration but I would like to avoid this, as it causes some memory and cpu usage that I wish to avoid. Please help. I would be ever so grateful.

Thanks