There is - but there is no good reason to not have good naming plus also a simple wrapper to do the most common cases. That the IO framework is very general is good, but that you need tons of boilerplate for a common scenario is bad. C#

  var txt = File.ReadAllText("file.txt");

This is exactly the abstraction you want if you want to read a (whole) text file. The point of abstractions is to pick the right one. For IO it's likely best to have many layers of abstraction so you can choose the simple top level function or use a more complex one when needed.

I'm sure there is something similar in Java these days too. Would be a huge mistake to not have simple IO helpers to the std library.