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operations in C++?

Wasayef

Hi all, how do you do the following operations in C++?

Opening Files in C++
Closing Files in C++
Reading Files in C++
Writing Files in C++ ??
Nov 8 '08 #1
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JosAH
11,448 Expert 8TB
Don't you have a book? You know, a pile of faxes glued together on one side
with letters all over the pages, neatly alligned in lines; they make up words and
sentences which you are supposed to read? btw, reading is done by moving
your eyes over those pages so your brain cells (if any) start firing to each other
(on a chemical level, so no need to be afraid) so that you understand what you
have just read?

Your thread just deserves to be deleted, marked as a 'crappy post' but I'm just
a nice person.

kind regards,

Jos
Nov 8 '08 #2
huh ,u know u can be funny without being offensive , btw thank's for giving me some of your precious time!-which plz don't do,next time!
warm regards,
wasayef
Nov 14 '08 #3

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