C++ Source Code

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

C++ source code ... a program which uses class to read and write to a txt file

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream.h>
 
using namespace std;
 
class FileHandler
{
      private:
            fstream file;
            string Data;
      public:
            void SetData(string a)
            {
                  Data=a;
            }
            void WriteToFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::out);
                          file<<Data;
                          file.close();
            }
            void ReadFromFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::in);
                          getline(file,Data);
                          cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl;
            }
};
 
 
int main()
{
    FileHandler f;
    f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct");
    f.WriteToFile();
    f.ReadFromFile();
    system("pause");
}

koi mistake hai tou thik kar do mujy na khna @Don @ChoCo

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:

C++ source code ... a program which uses class to read and write to a txt file

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream.h>
 
using namespace std;
 
class FileHandler
{
      private:
            fstream file;
            string Data;
      public:
            void SetData(string a)
            {
                  Data=a;
            }
            void WriteToFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::out);
                          file<<Data;
                          file.close();
            }
            void ReadFromFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::in);
                          getline(file,Data);
                          cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl;
            }
};
 
 
int main()
{
    FileHandler f;
    f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct");
    f.WriteToFile();
    f.ReadFromFile();
    system("pause");
}

koi mistake hai tou thik kar do mujy na khna @Don @ChoCo

you get 10/10 for this code {(queen)}

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

ChoCo said:
you get 10/10 for this code

lol thanks {(queen)}

but Don zaror mistake niklaye gye :-ss

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:
lol thanks but Don zaror mistake niklaye gye

don mistake nikali na tau {(nix)}

Don · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:

C++ source code ... a program which uses class to read and write to a txt file

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream.h>
 
using namespace std;
 
class FileHandler
{
      private:
            fstream file;
            string Data;
      public:
            void SetData(string a)
            {
                  Data=a;
            }
            void WriteToFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::out);
                          file<<Data;
                          file.close();
            }
            void ReadFromFile()
            {
                          file.open("file.txt",ios::in);
                          getline(file,Data);
                          cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl;
            }
};
 
 
int main()
{
    FileHandler f;
    f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct");
    f.WriteToFile();
    f.ReadFromFile();
    system("pause");
}

koi mistake hai tou thik kar do mujy na khna @Don @ChoCo

good, but can you explain your code ?

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Don said:
good, but can you explain your code ?

Ahh let me do it for her don

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Code:

#include <iostream.h> \\ adds input output commands header file
 
#include <string.h> \\ adds input stirng header file
 
#include <fstream.h> \\ forgot about that
 
using namespace std; \\ uses standard name space etc :)
 
class FileHandler \\ she is making a new class of her own named filehandler
 
{
 
private: \\ function called private
 
fstream file; \\ fetches the file
 
string Data; \\ declares data as string
 
public: \\ function called public
 
void SetData(string a) \\ she is parsing values to data :p
 
{
 
Data=a; \\ assigns data some input suppose a :) that is to be written in file
 
}
 
void WriteToFile() \\ again parsing values without arguments
 
{
 
file.open("file.txt",ios::eek:ut); \\ she opens the file
 
file<<Data; \\ writes her data
 
file.close(); \\ closes the file
 
}
 
void ReadFromFile() \\ now for reading data parsing values without arguments
 
{
 
file.open("file.txt",ios::in); \\ opens it
 
getline(file,Data); \\ gets data from specific line and file
 
cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl; \\ displays on screen
 
}
 
};
 
int main() \\ this is the main function
 
{
 
FileHandler f; \\ calls out file
 
f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct"); \\ she is giving comments
 
f.WriteToFile(); \\ calling functions
 
f.ReadFromFile(); \\ calling functions
 
system("pause"); \\ halting system
 
}

[DOUBLEPOST=1360999252][/DOUBLEPOST]@Don

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

Don said:
good, but can you explain your code ?

nope.!!!

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ChoCo said:
Ahh let me do it for her don [DOUBLEPOST=1360999223][/DOUBLEPOST]#include <iostream.h> \\ adds input output commands header file
#include <string.h> \\ adds input stirng header file
#include <fstream.h> \\ forgot about that

using namespace std; \\ uses standard name space etc

class FileHandler \\ she is making a new class of her own named filehandler
{
private: \\ function called private
fstream file; \\ fetches the file
string Data; \\ declares data as string
public: \\ function called public
void SetData(string a) \\ she is parsing values to data
{
Data=a; \\ assigns data some input suppose a that is to be written in file
}
void WriteToFile() \\ again parsing values without arguments
{
file.open("file.txt",ios:ut); \\ she opens the file
file<<Data; \\ writes her data
file.close(); \\ closes the file
}
void ReadFromFile() \\ now for reading data parsing values without arguments
{
file.open("file.txt",ios::in); \\ opens it
getline(file,Data); \\ gets data from specific line and file
cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl; \\ displays on screen
}
};

int main() \\ this is the main function
{
FileHandler f; \\ calls out file
f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct"); \\ she is giving comments
f.WriteToFile(); \\ calling functions
f.ReadFromFile(); \\ calling functions
system("pause"); \\ halting system
}[DOUBLEPOST=1360999252][/DOUBLEPOST]@Don

Ahan tum ny tou waqi kar bhi diya :-bd

mujy zara teng tou krny datye

wasie aj kisi ki rat zara jaldi nhi ho gie

@ChoCo

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:
nope.!!! [DOUBLEPOST=1360999412][/DOUBLEPOST]
Ahan tum ny tou waqi kar bhi diya mujy zara teng tou krny datye
wasie aj kisi ki rat zara jaldi nhi ho gie @ChoCo

point kr rhe ho

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

ChoCo said:
point kr rhe ho

lol yea jab koi ek dam sy insano ki thra rat k 2:30 bajye soo jaye tou herat bhri hoti hai me ko

@Don

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:
lol yea jab koi ek dam sy insano ki thra rat k 2:30 bajye soo jaye tou herat bhri hoti hai me ko
@Don

hahahah

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

ChoCo said:
hahahah

Ssshhhh shorrr nhi kro [-X

kisi ki neend khrab ho gie |-)mushkal sy week mein ek bar tou jana hota jaldi :-ss

ChoCo · Feb 16, 2013

Mahen said:
Ssshhhh shorrr nhi kro kisi ki neend khrab ho gie |-)mushkal sy week mein ek bar tou jana hota jaldi

Mahen · Feb 16, 2013

ChoCo said:

sonye do

Don · Feb 17, 2013

ChoCo said:

Ahh let me do it for her don

[DOUBLEPOST=1360999223][/DOUBLEPOST]

Code:

#include <iostream.h> \\ adds input output commands header file
 
#include <string.h> \\ adds input stirng header file
 
#include <fstream.h> \\ forgot about that
 
using namespace std; \\ uses standard name space etc :)
 
class FileHandler \\ she is making a new class of her own named filehandler
 
{
 
private: \\ function called private
 
fstream file; \\ fetches the file
 
string Data; \\ declares data as string
 
public: \\ function called public
 
void SetData(string a) \\ she is parsing values to data :p
 
{
 
Data=a; \\ assigns data some input suppose a :) that is to be written in file
 
}
 
void WriteToFile() \\ again parsing values without arguments
 
{
 
file.open("file.txt",ios::eek:ut); \\ she opens the file
 
file<<Data; \\ writes her data
 
file.close(); \\ closes the file
 
}
 
void ReadFromFile() \\ now for reading data parsing values without arguments
 
{
 
file.open("file.txt",ios::in); \\ opens it
 
getline(file,Data); \\ gets data from specific line and file
 
cout<<"The Data was : " <<Data<<endl; \\ displays on screen
 
}
 
};
 
int main() \\ this is the main function
 
{
 
FileHandler f; \\ calls out file
 
f.SetData("This text should be written on file, if the source code is correct"); \\ she is giving comments
 
f.WriteToFile(); \\ calling functions
 
f.ReadFromFile(); \\ calling functions
 
system("pause"); \\ halting system
 
}

[DOUBLEPOST=1360999252][/DOUBLEPOST]@Don

thank you... and good job

ChoCo · Feb 17, 2013

Don said:
thank you... and good job

i did nothing :-??

Don · Feb 17, 2013

ChoCo said:
i did nothing

I'll take my compliment back then.

ChoCo · Feb 17, 2013

Don said:
I'll take my compliment back then.

gifts once given are not for taking back slap1)}

Don · Feb 17, 2013

ChoCo said:
gifts once given are not for taking back

then stop complaining.

ChoCo · Feb 17, 2013

Don said:
then stop complaining.

lolz aadat se majboor

kingnomi · Mar 12, 2013

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