File Handling in C++: Working with File Streams
C++ 20
| Intermediate
- 9 videos | 57m 50s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
C++ structures different file stream classes into an inheritance hierarchy. Input and output (I/O) operations are performed in C++ through streams, which act as intermediaries between the program and I/O devices, allowing programmers to not focus on how the actual device works. In this course, learn about the different classes and objects for C++ stream handling. Next, discover how to read data from files using objects of the ifstream class. Finally, practice writing out data to files using objects of the ofstream class, including writing out simple integers, floats, strings, and structured data. Upon completion, you'll be able to enumerate C++ file stream classes, read data from files using ifstream, and write data to files using ofstream.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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discover the key concepts covered in this course
outline input and output file streams
read in integer and float data from a file
read in single and multi-word strings
read in data in a structured format -
use open() and close() functions to manage file handles
write out text data using ostream objects
write out formatted and structured data
summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1m 52s
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9m 52s
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3. Reading Integer and Float Data from a File10m 1s
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4. Using the getline() Function4m 58s
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5. Reading Structured Data6m 44s
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6. Using the open() and close() Functions5m 25s
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7. Writing Out Data7m 19s
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8. Writing Out Structured Data8m 38s
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9. Course Summary3m 1s
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