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what is the difference between binary and txt modes in C++

score 1254 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-10 15:52:23

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what is the difference between binary and txt modes in C++

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Why two EOF needed as input?

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trying to implement simple ostream singleton class

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How to update data at a particular line in a file?

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function return ostream with precision

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Can't get fstream to seekg back to 0 after EOF flag set

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How to print "\a" in c++ using codelite?

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Capturing and raising events on std::cout flush events

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Is there a way to block cin input for a certain time and then allow input again?

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score 388 · Answer 10 · 2015-06-24 21:17:30

Bjarne Stroustrup chapter 10.5 example

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what is the difference between binary and txt modes in C++

Why two EOF needed as input?

trying to implement simple ostream singleton class

How to update data at a particular line in a file?

function return ostream with precision

Can't get fstream to seekg back to 0 after EOF flag set

How to print "\a" in c++ using codelite?

Capturing and raising events on std::cout flush events

Is there a way to block cin input for a certain time and then allow input again?

Bjarne Stroustrup chapter 10.5 example

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