Chapter 6: Problem 32
Write some \(\mathrm{C}++\) code that will read a line of text and echo the line with all uppercase letters deleted.
Chapter 6: Problem 32
Write some \(\mathrm{C}++\) code that will read a line of text and echo the line with all uppercase letters deleted.
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Get started for freeWhat output will be produced when the following lines are executed (assuming the lines are embedded in a complete and correct program with the proper include directives)? cout << "*"; cout.width(5); cout << 123 << "*" << 123 << "*" << endl; cout << "*" << setw(5) << 123 << "*" << 123 << "*" << endl;
What characteristics of files do ordinary program variables share? What characteristics of files are different from ordinary variables in a program?
Suppose you are continuing to write the program discussed in the previous exercise and you want your program to take its input from the file stuff1. dat and send its output to the file stuff2. dat. What statements do you need to place in your program in order to connect the stream fin to the file stuff1.dat and to connect the stream fout to the file stuff2.dat? Be sure to include checks to make sure that the openings were successful.
Suppose you are writing a program that uses a stream called fin that will be connected to an input file and a stream called fout that will be connected to an output file. How do you declare \(f\) in and four? What include directive, if any, do you need to place in your program file?
Name at least three member functions associated with an iostream object, and give examples of usage of each.
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