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Re: fstreams

From ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram)
Newsgroups comp.lang.c++
Subject Re: fstreams
Date 2024-03-28 12:46 +0000
Organization Stefan Ram
Message-ID <Matt-20240328134408@ram.dialup.fu-berlin.de> (permalink)
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ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram) wrote or quoted:
>The book was written by Bjarne to be used for teaching programming
>to undergraduates.

  I used this book by searching for an /arbitrary/ use of fstreams.

  Now, I have looked again and found:

  There is a separate chapter dedicated to "Input and Output Streams"
  and a section "I/O error handling". Now, I will look at that chapter
  and section.

  Still, I was/am thinking: If there is a proper way to use I/O streams,
  then it should be visible in /every/ example program.

  This makes me think of an utterance by Matt Bonder:

|No matter what you want to say, there is one right way to say it, 
|and every other way is wrong. And if you don't already know that
|one right way, then you're probably going to be wrong.
Matt Bonder

  . Matt was commenting about his experience learning Japanese.

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