Binary File handling
Hi guys i need some help.
Program is as follows -
Create a structure stud(roll no, name, perc). write a menu driven prog to perform funtion on a binary file "student.dat". functions are -
a) add a student
b)search (by name n by roll no)
c) display
Please guys i need it urgently. HAALP!
Ok, first, you should create a structure named stud with some members, such as roll no, maybe a name, and possibly a perc member. Once you have that done, you should write a menu driven program to perform functions on a file ... maybe call it student.dat. You could have menu choices such as add student, search ... maybe by a couple of ways, such as by name or roll no? Oh, and something to display something also would be good.
Glad to be of assistance!
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
Try to write it man what are you waitin for that somebody will write for you what kind of person you are
Dudes, i need the code.
Tough ......... Get your ass to work.
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
Don't try to act smart. I am in dire need of the code.
No one cares. We're not here to do your work for you. If you aren't making an effort, get off of the forums.
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
What you can do Mr. codec_supreme that pay 100 $ to Mr quzah or any of the forum member then you will get help
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Ok how can i use fstream?
fstream is C++. I assume, that since you have an assignment, that you have a book? You should consider reading it.
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
You're in the wrong forum, codec-supreme.
fstream is part of C++, not C. If you want to write it in C, you may need to set your compiler or IDE options to use the C compiler, instead of the C++ compiler (and help maybe, also).
Your filename also needs to have the dot c extension on it, not dot cpp.
For C, you'll want fopen() and fread and fwrite.
Is your class in C or C++ ? Both languages can do this assignment, easily.
