Piping takes standard output (so in C++, the cout stream) from the first program and sends it to the second program's standard input (Java's System.in). Or when used with file paths, it will read...
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Piping takes standard output (so in C++, the cout stream) from the first program and sends it to the second program's standard input (Java's System.in). Or when used with file paths, it will read...
You can avoid a temporary .txt file by using your batch file to "pipe" the output of the first program to the second program.