Murach's C++ 2008
How to work with files and data streams
Most Windows applications require that you work with data of some kind, including data that's stored in disk files. So this chapter shows you how to work with two different types of files: text and binary.
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The classes for managing directories,
files, and paths |
478 |
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How files and streams work |
480 |
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How to use the FileStream class |
482 |
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How to use the exception classes for
file I/O |
484 |
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How to write a text file |
486 |
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How to read a text file |
488 |
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A class that works with a text file |
490 |
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How to write a binary file |
492 |
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How to read a binary file |
494 |
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A class that works with a binary file |
496 |
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