File Handling in C++: Performing Advanced File Stream Operations
C++
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- 15 videos | 1h 55m 8s
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The insertion and extraction operators are very commonly overloaded in custom C++ classes. Such overloads make it easy to write objects out to cout or to file and read objects in from cin or a file. In this course, learn how to correctly overload the insertion and extraction operators for streams and explore different aspects of text data streaming. Next, work with different file open modes, including read, write, append, and ate modes. Finally, practice using the stream state bits contained within stream objects. Upon completion, you'll be able to leverage file open modes, check stream state bits, and correctly use the std::filesystem API.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this courseOverload and use the insertion operatorOverload the extraction operatorReview operations with input streamsUse and contrast the get() and getline() functionsUse seekg() to perform random access operationsRead in and write out data to text filesUse and contrast the write and append modes
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Use the ate mode to write out dataWrite out data using binary modeWrite out and read in actual binary dataReview the good, bad, eof, and fail state bitsUse the filesystem libraryPerform operations using the filesystem librarySummarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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