Streams and Files
hello everyone I have a little problem with my book
(object oriented programming in c++ fourth addition)
chapter 12 is very difficult to me,is it bad if I leave it now and go to chapt 13
or even not learn all of it
what should I do
chapter name is streams and files
IN THIS CHAPTER
• Stream Classes 568
• Stream Errors 577
• Disk File I/O with Streams 583
• File Pointers 597
• Error Handling in File I/O 601
• File I/O with Member Functions 604
• Overloading the Extraction and Insertion
Operators 616
• Memory as a Stream Object 620
• Command-Line Arguments 622
• Printer Output 624
(object oriented programming in c++ fourth addition)
chapter 12 is very difficult to me,is it bad if I leave it now and go to chapt 13
or even not learn all of it
what should I do
chapter name is streams and files
IN THIS CHAPTER
• Stream Classes 568
• Stream Errors 577
• Disk File I/O with Streams 583
• File Pointers 597
• Error Handling in File I/O 601
• File I/O with Member Functions 604
• Overloading the Extraction and Insertion
Operators 616
• Memory as a Stream Object 620
• Command-Line Arguments 622
• Printer Output 624
just chapter 12
it is not easy and I don,t think that people will answer all my questions about it
so is it very essential or I just can forget about it for a while and return to it later
waiting for opinoins
it is not easy and I don,t think that people will answer all my questions about it
so is it very essential or I just can forget about it for a while and return to it later
waiting for opinoins
IMO, the C++ streams are an essential part of the language, you really need to learn to use them properly. Don't be afraid to try your hand a writing programs that use the streams and if you get into problems, post the code and ask specific questions based on the code.
Also you may want to consider getting a more up to date book. That edition of the book is over 10 years old and was written before the last two C++ standards were published (C++11 and C++14).
Also you may want to consider getting a more up to date book. That edition of the book is over 10 years old and was written before the last two C++ standards were published (C++11 and C++14).
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Do not avoid doing chapter 12. Keeping reading and trying the examples. If you have questions ask for help.
Streams are at the heart of the C++ I/O system.
http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/131-input-and-output-io-streams/
Streams are at the heart of the C++ I/O system.
http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/131-input-and-output-io-streams/
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