Thread: CSV File

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    CSV File

    I'm currently taking a class in programming C++ which asks use to create an output file with an extension file .CSV I'm unsure were to create this file. The only files I have created have been text, headers, exe, and .cpp. Could you lead me in the right direction to create a CSV file.

    -Thanks

    -Joel

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    CSV - "comma separated values" A file in CSV format is a plain text file where all values (text, numbers...) are separated by commas and, often, enclosed with double quotes. For example:
    RECORD_IDENTIFIER, NEXT_VOLUME_NUMBER, RECORD_COUNT, CHECK_SUM

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    is there a space between comma separated values or is it like this:

    value1,value2,value3,value4...etc.

    where the comma takes the place of the space in written language.

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