C++ Working with Files - fstream I/O library

If you want to learn how to work with files in C++ language using the fstream (file stream) library then you are in the right place!

You do not need to know anything about operating on files, but it's good idea to know the basics of C++ language. 

After this course you will know:   

1. how to operate on input and output streams,

2. how to open and close files and how to handle errors connected to that operations,

3. states of file opening,

4. stream’s error flags,

5. how to check the size of an opened file,

6. what binary files are and how to compare them,

7. how to extract and save the content of a file,

8. how to create a mini database that allows you to add, show, search, remove, load, and save,

9. many functions about working on files

This course consists of over 2 hours of great content. Before buying, please watch free videos so that you will see for yourself if you like the way I teach. 

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• how to operate on input and output streams
• how to open and close files and how to handle errors connected to that operations
• states of file opening
• stream’s error flags
• how to check size of opened file
• what are binary files and how to compare them
• how to extract and save content of file
• how to create mini database that allows you to:
• add, show, search, remove, load, save people
• many functions that supports working with files

• You should be familiar with basics of C++ like variables, pointers, functions, structures, loops, arithemtic / bitwise / relational / logical operators
• You should have an installed IDE for example CODE::Blocks / Dev C++ / Visual C++