August 1999
Beginner to intermediate
912 pages
15h 44m
English
Understand stream objects and stream types
Discover how to use file streams
Use input and output streams
Create formatted stream output using manipulators
Use stream buffers and callbacks
Like its predecessor C, C++ doesn’t directly support input/output (I/O) operations as part of the base language as it does for object-oriented programming features such as inheritance and polymorphism, or generic programming such as templates. C++ directly supports these other features by keywords and architecture inherent to the language. As it was in C, I/O in C++ has been left up to programmers to define for themselves, using the base language features to implement it.
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