Java unexpected character parsing txt file

I am trying to divide txt files into ArrayList of strings and so far it works, but first words in the file always starts with (int)'65279' and I can't even copy this character here. Also, in GUI it looks like second letter of word is missing but at the same time it works in console. Other words are as they should be. I am using UTF-8 format .txt files. How can I change format in netBeans and GUI made in this IDE?

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U+FEFF is the byte order mark. It's used to indicate the character encoding/endianness (to you can easily tell the difference between big and little-endian UTF-16, for example).

If it's causing you a problem, the simplest thing is just to strip it:

if (text.startsWith("\ufeff")) {
    text = text.substring(1);
}

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