Programming in C++, 2nd Edition

Chapter 3

Input and Output in C++

CHAPTER OUTLINE

3.1  Introduction

3.2  Streams in C++ and Stream Classes

3.3  Pre-defined Streams

3.4  Buffering

3.5  Stream Classes

3.6  Formatted and Unformatted Data

3.7  Unformatted Console I/O Operations

3.8  Type Casting with the cout Statement

3.9  Member Functions of the istream Class

3.10  Formatted Console I/O Operations

3.11  Bit Fields

3.12  Flags without Bit Field

3.13  Manipulators

3.14  User-defined Manipulators

3.15  Manipulator with One Parameter

3.16  Manipulators with Multiple Parameters

3.17  More Programs

3.1  INTRODUCTION

Computer applications generally involve tremendous amount of data to be read from input devices and sending them to the output devices. Hence, to control such operations, ...