Thread: Question on use of classes

Hello all. I have a very simple exercise to do. On notepad, I create a file called filelab.txt. The only thing in this file is the sentence "C++ is fun" (without the quotes, just the sentence). So what I'm supposed to do is: Read in each letter(from the file) separately, and then display (on the screen) as it is read in from the file, stopping at "n".
2 conditions:
1) Do not use a loop to read.
2) I must use classes.

I have finished this problem, and it works fine, but without classes. I'm not really sure how to do it with classes.
Here's the code:

Code:

#include <fstream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>


int main ()
{
	ifstream infile("A:filelab.txt", ios::nocreate); //this opens up the file
	char a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h;
	infile >> a;
        cout << a << endl;
	infile >> b;
        cout << b << endl;
	infile >> c;
        cout << c << endl;
	infile >> d;
        cout << d << endl;
        infile >> e;
	cout << e << endl;
	infile >> f;
	cout << f << endl;
	infile >> g;
	cout << g << endl;
	infile >> h;
	cout << h<< endl;
	
	infile.close();
	return 0;

}

now my questions are:
1) Where would the "ifstream infile("A:filelab.txt", ios::nocreate); //this opens up the file " command go, in the source file? I don't think it goes in the main or the header file, but not sure.
2)What is the class of? All the program does is read a sentence from a file, and output to screen. So what is the class about in this case, the sentence? I'm having a hard time with this, what's the class, the object, in the problem?

Thanks for any feedback!