Yes, some I/O operations in Java are interruptible, meaning they can be interrupted by a thread via an interrupt signal. When an I/O operation is interrupted, it throws an InterruptedException, indicating that the thread performing the operation has been interrupted.

Some examples of interruptible I/O operations in Java include reading or writing data from a socket channel, reading from an input stream, or writing to an output stream. These operations can be interrupted by calling the interrupt() method on the thread performing the I/O operation.

It's worth noting that not all I/O operations in Java are interruptible. For example, some operations on File objects, such as reading or writing files, are not interruptible. In such cases, the interrupt signal will have no effect on the I/O operation.
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