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#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
ofstream myfile; // this is where I nameed my "varible for when I send out to a file
ifstream The_Input; // "The_Input" is my varible for when I take date from a file
// The way I thought of it is as a replacement for "cin" that
// that can work for a file, as long as I name the file. (an
// an example of a name is below.
string Line, Line2; // These are just my strings ( I understand these ^^)
int b; // My integers I understand these as well ^_^
myfile.open ("example.txt"); // This is where I first chose my output folder
// and open/create the new txt file
myfile << "Writing this to a file, and I rock if this works.\n";// this is the
// The output for the file "example.txt" a replace for "cout".
//myfile <<endl ;***** I notice when I used "myfile <<endl;" to add a blank line
// it worked in the sense that I got a black line, but when I tried to inpute
//from this file, it gave me issues, I found it better just to use "\n\n\n" for
//new lines
myfile << "\tThis is line two, tell me if you print out.\n"; // this was just a
//second line for me to test the program
// My goal was to have the first out get assigned to "Line" and the second ouput
// to get assigned to "Line2"
myfile << 7 +8 ; // I just threw that in to test inputing/withdrawing integers
myfile.close(); // I closed the "example.txt file here
The_Input.open ("example.txt"); // Here Im reopening the txt file so that I can
// assign the day within to my declared strings and int's
getline(The_Input, Line); // from trail in error I realized I had to use "getline"
// because "The_Input >> line" only gave me the first word of my txt file, up to my
// my first space
// ******The issue here is, is there a way to control "what" I input from this line?
// I found a tool called ".ignore" but Im not sure if that will help me, or even how
// to properly use that yet. :-(
//The_Input.ignore (100); // My failed attempt at using ignore "nothing came up"
getline (The_Input, Line2); // here (if Im correct), is where the program goes in
// the txt file, grabs the "Second line" and assigns it to "Line2"
The_Input >> b; // (If Im correct) this is where my programs goes into my tx and
// and grabs my FIRST integer number in the txt.
cout << Line <<endl; // This is just me testing what was I assigned
cout << Line2<<endl; // Same as above
cout << b <<endl; // testing interger theory out lol
The_Input.close(); // closeing the example.txt file again/stop the program from
//inputing data from there
system ("pause");
return 0;
// The End IF anyone could tell me if Im on the right track or not, that would be
//greatly appericated, any tips I would love.
// And any explantion of how the input works with integers and strings, does it really
// look for the first integer in txt? or does it go in the order?
// Thanks guys I just really wany to undestand better, and like I said before
//any input would be appericated
}
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