Steps To Process A File in Your Program
The five steps to use files in your C++ program are:
- Determine the type of link required.
- Declare a stream for the desired type of link.
- Attach the desired file to the stream.
- Now process as required.
- Close the file link with stream.
The complete example program:
/*To get rollnumbers and marks of the students of a class (get from the user) and store these details into a file called 'Marks.dat' */ #includeRead more about this topic: Data File
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