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One alternative solution for FileWriter, which does not write all its content due to the maximum limit, is to use BufferedWriter with a specified buffer size. This allows data to be written in chunks, ensuring that the maximum limit is not exceeded. Additionally, it provides better performance by reducing the number of I/O operations needed to write data. Another alternative solution is to use RandomAccessFile, which provides methods for reading and writing data to a file at a specific position, allowing the file to be accessed and modified without completely rewriting it.