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Thanks a lot Elysia.

Thanks Elysia.

I kinda get what you mean but not enough to know how to correct it. What should I do?

Thanks Grumpy.

I'm a novice who is amazed I even put the two loops together at all. How do I test get? I tried a whole bunch of if statements and stuff but nothing worked. Also, would you mind...

Hello everyone.

I wrote the a piece of code to join three files but there is an unwanted char/byte "ÿ" that shouldn't exist but does.

The result is something like



*FILE1**FILE2*ÿ*FILE3*ÿ

@ cpjust, I don't have one, it happens whenever I use write.

@ Brafil, I'll look into learning how to use those. Thanks a lot.

Why is it when I'm writing from an array or a writing a byte at a time write works so slowly. When copying a file the write function is fairly quick, but if I'm manipulating data or anything like...

The code is a little long so I'll break it down a bit so that it makes sense.



#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int g = 0;

By clear I mean clear to the point as if no data was ever in there and not simply fill the array with zeros.

Does anyone know the best way to clear an array of any info? I can't figure out how to do it.

Thanks Valaris! I think I can use this.

Hi Everyone, I'm a noob a programming and I've been desperately trying to read a single byte of a file in binary. But whenever I look online all I can find is.



#include <iostream>
#include...