File Handling in C++
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Imagine entering student marks into a program, only to lose all the information when the program closes. How can we save this data permanently? The answer is file handling in C++! C++ provides three file stream classes: ifstream to read data, ofstream to write data, and fstream for both. Using ofstream fout, we write 'Welcome to C++ File Handling' into student dot txt, then read it back with ifstream fin and getline, displaying the message with cout. File handling helps programs preserve information beyond a single execution. Remember: ifstream reads, ofstream writes, fstream does both—always check if files open, and close them after use. That's file handling in C++! Keep learning, keep coding, and thank you for watching.
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