Reading/Writing Binary

How can I read and write a file in binary.
I mean so when you read a text file or a
driver you really see the 1s and 0s. Then
you can save it like the same way, unlike
text editors that will save it in a text
format instead of what ever formate you
really have it in.

Thanks, August.

I don't know, however I do know that at 4:57 PM Today you were modifying your
profile...

Here's a lil example

Code:

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#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
        int example = 7;
        ofstream out;
        out.open("File.dat", ios::binary);
        out.write(reinterpret_cast<char *>(&example), sizeof(example));
        out.close();
}

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by Dagger

I don't know, however I do know that at 4:57 PM Today you were modifying your
profile...

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I did that once. I forget who it was so I will call
this user X. I saw that he was replying to this
one thread, so I replyed to and it said: "X will
now reply...". And then X finished typeing his
long relpy, then replyed.

Why not try a hex editor? Hex to binary conversion is extremely easy (you can just memorize 0-F in binary and then convert any number)

Or heck, even try searching for "binary editor" maybe one exists (although I'm sure it would be less useful than a hex editor)