One of the advantage of C++ file IO is that when the exception is thrown or file handle goes out of scope, file handles are closed automatically.
What are the other points where C++ file IO scores over C file IO and vice a versa?
One of the advantage of C++ file IO is that when the exception is thrown or file handle goes out of scope, file handles are closed automatically.
What are the other points where C++ file IO scores over C file IO and vice a versa?
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