Thank you very much CornedBee for seeing me through this. I really appreciate. With all your insight and a little more online research, I now have the exact solution to my problem. By inputting in...
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Thank you very much CornedBee for seeing me through this. I really appreciate. With all your insight and a little more online research, I now have the exact solution to my problem. By inputting in...
Sorry CornedBee, but I am real stuck here! I did look at numbers.dat and created the necessary separators (snippet below). However, in spite of my research at a couple of discussion boards, I am...
Sorry CornedBee, but I am real stuck here! I did look at numbers.dat and created the necessary separators (snippet below). However, in spite of my research at a couple of discussion boards, I am...
Thanks CornedBee! One issue is now resolved. The file numbers.dat now contains the numbers input in the program. However, when I run the other program from the first snippet (that I also reproduce...
Here below is the updated numbers.cpp program. When I run it, I am prompted to input the required 4 numbers as expected. I did input the 4 numbers. However, after that only a blank numbers.dat is...
Thanks rogster001. The file numbers.dat was created. However, it is blank and as such does not contain the numbers that I input.
Thanks CornedBee! I have done everything - including commenting out the string called numbers - as you advised. I did save the second snippet under the name numbers.cpp, before I had it compiled and...
It is possible that I don't have a proper grasp of the IO concept and my logic in dealing with this problem is flawed. As a matter of fact, I am trying to learn C++ on my own (teaching myself!)....
I wish to input (read) the contents of the file called "numbers.dat" (that appears at the bottom of this writeup) into the file (sum.dat) following immediately here below; with the view of...