Text file not showing up in document. Java : I'm having trouble displaying the score from my game in a text file, I have two text files, one for player details which works perfect but the other text file for scores is not appearing, after I enter the scores the time of the date modified in the scores text file is the same time I finish the game, its just the scores are not coming up. Here is my code:

import java.util.Scanner;
		import java.io.*;

		public class Project
		{

		public static void main (String[]args) throws FileNotFoundException // This shows that the programme might encounter a file which is not there.
		{
		String outputFileName ="players.txt";
		//Storing the name of the text file

		PrintWriter writeToFile = new PrintWriter(outputFileName);
		//This allows me to write to the text file that I've called outputFileName


		Scanner playerStringInput = new Scanner(System.in);
		Scanner playerIntInput = new Scanner(System.in);
		//Taking info from the keyboard, one is for Integers and the other is for String

		String name = " ";
		String nickName = " ";
		String homeTown = " ";
		int age = 0;
		int previousGamesPlayed = 0;
		//Declaring the variables that I'm going to use to store the inputs from the programme

		int amtOfPlayers = 2; //The amount of players we have

		for(int i = 0; i < amtOfPlayers; i++) //Loop for both players
		{
			System.out.println("1.Please Enter Name");//Prints out instructitions for user.
			name = playerStringInput.nextLine();//Taking the input to store in name.
			writeToFile.println(name); //Outputs the data into the text file.

			System.out.println("2.Please Enter Nickname");//Printing out the nickname entered onto the screen.
			nickName = playerStringInput.nextLine(); //Taking the input to store in name.
			writeToFile.println(nickName); //Outputs the data into the text file.

			System.out.println("3.Please Enter Home Towm");//Printing out the hometown entered onto the screen.
			homeTown = playerStringInput.nextLine();//Taking the input to store in name.
			writeToFile.println(homeTown);//Outputs the data into the text file.

			System.out.println("4.Please Enter Age, this must be a number.");//Printing out the age entered onto the screen.
			age = playerIntInput.nextInt();//Taking the input to store in name.
			writeToFile.println(age);//Outputs the data into the text file.

			System.out.println("5.Please Enter Previous Games Played");//Printing out the previous games played entered onto the screen.
			previousGamesPlayed = playerIntInput.nextInt();//Taking the input to store in name.
			writeToFile.println(previousGamesPlayed);//Outputs the data into the text file.

			System.out.println("The name entered is: " + name); //Printing out the name entered onto the screen.
			System.out.println("The nickname entered is: " + nickName);//Printing out the nickname entered onto the screen.
			System.out.println("The hometown entered is: " + homeTown);//Printing out the hometown entered onto the screen.
			System.out.println("Age entered is: " + age);//Printing out the age entered onto the screen.
			System.out.println(previousGamesPlayed);//Printing out the name entered onto the screen.
		}

		writeToFile.close(); //Close the file writer so it can write the text into the file
		Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);//Allows us to take input from game

		String userInput1 = " ";
		char player1Input;

		String userInput2 = " ";
		char player2Input;
		//Declaring our variables for game

		for(int i = 0; i < 7; i++) //Loop for game which will loop 7 times
		{

		System.out.println("Player 1: Please Enter e.g R for Rock:");
		System.out.println("R.Rock");//Printing out Rock as choice for game
		System.out.println("P.Paper");//Printing out Paper as choice for game
		System.out.println("S.Scissors");//Printing out Scissors as choice for game

		userInput1 = scan.next();
		player1Input = userInput1.charAt(0);


		System.out.println("Player 2: Please Enter e.g S for Scissors");
		System.out.println("R.Rock");//Printing out Rock as choice for game
		System.out.println("P.Paper");//Printing out Paper as choice for game
		System.out.println("S.Scissors");//Printing out Scissors as choice for game



		userInput2 = scan.next();
		player2Input = userInput2.charAt(0);


		switch(player1Input)//beginning of switch statement
		{
			case 'R':  System.out.println ("Player 1:Rock");//

				switch(player2Input)
				{
					//declaring possible outcomes if player 1 choses paper
					case'R' : System.out.println("Player 2:Rock");//
					System.out.println("The Game Result is Draw");
					break;
					case'P' :System.out.println("Player 2:Paper");
					System.out.println("The Game Result is: Player 2 Wins");
					break;
					case'S' :System.out.println("Player 2:Scissors");
					System.out.println("The Game Result is: Player 1 Wins");
					break;
					default: System.out.println("Invalid Option");
					break;
				}
			break;//Terminating the loop before it goes onto the next statement

			case 'P' : System.out.println ("Player 1:Paper");
				switch(player2Input)
				{
					//declaring possible outcomes if player 1 choses Paper
					case'R' : System.out.println("Player 2:Rock");
					System.out.println("The game result is: Player 1 Wins");
					break;
					case'P' :System.out.println("Player 2:Paper");
					System.out.println("The game result is: Draw");
					break;
					case'S' :System.out.println("Player 2:Scissors");
					System.out.println("The Game Result is: Player 2 Wins2");
					break;
					default: System.out.println("Invalid Option");
					break;
				}
			break;//Terminating the loop before it goes onto the next statement

			//declaring possible outcomes if player 1 choses Scissors

			case 'S' : System.out.println ("Player 1:Scissors");
				switch(player2Input)
				{
					case'R' : System.out.println("Player 2:Rock");
					System.out.println("The Game Result is: Player 2 Wins");
					break;
					case'P' :System.out.println("Player 2:Paper");
					System.out.println("The game result is: Player 1 Wins");
					break;
					case'S' :System.out.println("Player 2:Scissors");
					System.out.println ("The Game Result is: Draw");
					break;
					default: System.out.println("Invalid Option");
					break;
				}
			break;//Terminating the loop before it goes onto the next statement
		}//Ending of loop for game


		for(int h = 0; i < 2;i++);//for loop for scores, I also needed to call this int h as I already declared int I as a variable in my main method string.
		}

		int [] arrPlayer = new int[2];//using arrays to gather players score

		System.out.println("Player 1 Please Enter Your Score");//Player 1 printing out their score
		arrPlayer[0]=scan.nextInt();
		System.out.println("Player 2 Please Enter Your Score");//Player 2 printing out their score
	    arrPlayer[1]=scan.nextInt();

	    System.out.println("Player 1 : Score: " + arrPlayer[0]);//Player 1 score
		System.out.println("Player 2 : Score: " + arrPlayer[1]);//Player 2 score



		String outputFileName2 ="scores.txt";
		//Storing the name of the text file

		PrintWriter writeToFile2 = new PrintWriter(outputFileName2);
		//This allows me to write to the text file that I've called outputFileName

		writeToFile.close(); //Close the file writer so it can write the text into the file


	}//End of method
}//End of class





