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Reading from standard input and writing to standard output works fine for many trivial programs, and it is a standard idiom for UNIX and related operating systems. Nonetheless, real programs must be able to open named files for reading, writing, or both. This Exploration introduces the basics of file I/O. Later Explorations will tackle more sophisticated I/O issues.
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Lischner, R. (2013). Introduction to File I/O. In: Exploring C++ 11. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6194-0_14
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