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Arrays within a class - C++
Date: 2006-Dec-12
Arrays within a class - C++
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Arrays within a class - C++
Author: Alex Plumpton

This tutorial will explain basic strem classes in C++ .

Basic stream classes

1. Stream Classes - used to define various stream to deal with both console and disk files.
2. Stream classes are console operations are declared in header file iostream.h
3. fstream.h contains classes used specifically for disk file i/o.

Means to Learn

Basic class templates
The base of the iostream library is the hierarchy of class templates. The class templates provide most of the functionality of the library in a type-independent fashion.

Standard objects
As part of the iostream library, the header file <iostream> declares certain objects that are used to perform input and output operations on the standard input and output.

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