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Reading and writing files in C++ - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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What header file is needed to read from and write to files in C++?
You need to include the <fstream> header to work with file streams in C++.
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How do you open a file for writing in C++?
Create an std::ofstream object and pass the filename to its constructor or use the open() method. For example:<br>std::ofstream file("example.txt");
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How do you check if a file was opened successfully in C++?
Use the is_open() method on the file stream object. For example:<br>if (file.is_open()) { /* file opened */ }
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What is the difference between std::ifstream and std::ofstream?
std::ifstream is used to read from files, while std::ofstream is used to write to files.
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How do you read a line of text from a file in C++?
Use std::getline() with an ifstream object and a string variable. Example:<br>std::string line;<br>std::getline(file, line);
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Which C++ class is used to write data to a file?
Astd::ofstream
Bstd::ifstream
Cstd::fstream
Dstd::iostream
How do you check if a file opened successfully in C++?
AUsing the open() method
BUsing the is_open() method
CUsing the close() method
DUsing the read() method
Which function reads a whole line from a file into a string?
Astd::getline()
Bfile.read()
Cfile.get()
Dstd::readline()
What header must be included to use file streams in C++?
A<fstream.h>
B<iostream>
C<fstream>
D<file>
Which class can be used for both reading and writing files?
Astd::iostream
Bstd::ifstream
Cstd::ofstream
Dstd::fstream
Explain how to open a file for reading and check if it opened successfully in C++.
Think about the steps from including the right header to checking the file state.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe how to write text to a file and then close it properly in C++.
    Remember the sequence: open, write, close.
    You got /4 concepts.