Problem with ifstream

I made this program to read the id, grade and name of a student and to create a file with this information and than to open that same file and display the info on the file created, but my problem is this, i for example put in:

Grade Id Name
50 1 Tim
75 2 John

It writes the above to the file but when it displays on the screen it shows the second line twice like such

Grade Id Name
75 2 John
75 2 John


Here is what i wrote

Code:

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
#include<iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int id, b;
double grade;
string filename, name;
ifstream III;
ofstream OOO;

cout << "Please enter name for the output file" << endl;
cin >> filename;

OOO.open(filename.c_str());
OOO << setw(10) << "Grade" << setw(10) << "Id" << setw(10) << "Name" << endl;

cout << "Enter number os students that you are going to input information" << endl;
cin >> b;

for (int f=1; f<=b; f++)
{
cout << "Enter grade, id and name for student number " << f << endl;
cin >> grade >> id >> name;
OOO << setw(10) << grade << setw(10) << id << setw(10) << name << endl;
}

OOO.close();

III.open(filename.c_str());

cout << setw(10) << "Grade" << setw(10) << "Id" << setw(10) << "Name" << "\n";

for (int f=1; f<=b; f++)
{
III >> grade >> id >> name;
cout << setw(10) << grade << setw(10) << id << setw(10) << name << "\n" ;
}

III.close();

system ("pause");
return 0;
}

I cant figure out whats wrong,

Thanks in advance

The problem is that when you read from the input stream, you only retain the last set of values entered. What you probably want to do is to open the output file stream, and every time after you read in a set of input from the user, you immediately write it to the file. Alternatively, you save the input entered into an array, and later use that array to write to file.

Oh, and you should indent your code consistently. III and OOO are not very good names.

im sorry, i am still learning i am a noob but i am not understand really well what you are try to say,
when i do the ofstream it writes the data correctly in order per line but when it does the ifstream it only reads the last line of the ofstream file

and thanks for helping me

Oh, sorry, I misread your unindented code.

It looks like the problem is that you print the header to the file, but did not account for it when reading back in.

so what would i have to add or change?

It depends. One option is to simply not write the header to file. Another option is to read in the first line from the file and discard it.

In addition, you should perform some error checking of your reading from file, which in turn would have alerted you as to the problem.

i havent learned about the error checking yet and if i delete the header from the ofstream it works but it wont display like the names on the file and that was one of the requirements

Originally Posted by peste19

i havent learned about the error checking yet and if i delete the header from the ofstream it works but it wont display like the names on the file and that was one of the requirements

What do you mean? What is your current code?

c++

are you referring to the code cerr or to the output on the bottom of visual studio?

No, I am not asking what language your current code is written in
I am asking as to what is the code itself, so we can look at what you have updated.

Its written in c++

i know how to do stuff i just dont know their terms lol