Nevermind
If you don't want it to have input or output, where do you mean to get the words to fill
buffer?
You should open the file and read the words in from that. I presume you want to put the results into a file as well. Take a look here: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/fstream/
On my system,
./a.out < file.txt does the job, where a.out is the executable built from the above code.
I typed it into the command line, whilst in the directory containing the executable I built and the file I wanted to wordcount.
Deleting your posts after you get a solution is incredibly lame.
Leaving your post on the forum helps others who might have the same question.
I can't tell you how many problems I was able to solve by googling a question and finding an old forum post that has the answer I needed.
Leaving your post on the forum helps others who might have the same question.
I can't tell you how many problems I was able to solve by googling a question and finding an old forum post that has the answer I needed.
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+1 to you disch, I too have done that many a time.
Also, when i came across this particular thread, i was very confused at how Moschops was able to answer help's statements.
(*Dang that guy's a mind reader... or an amazing troll*)
Also, when i came across this particular thread, i was very confused at how Moschops was able to answer help's statements.
(*Dang that guy's a mind reader... or an amazing troll*)
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