What is File Handling in C++ | Get( ), Put( ), Getline( ) Methods | Practical Examples | CS201 19.1

Welcome back to our C++ programming series! In this continuation of our previous lecture on file handling, we delve deeper into advanced file handling techniques.
Contents Overview:
Introduction to Sequential vs. Random Access Methods
Definition and use cases for sequential access.
Definition and use cases for random access.
Demonstration: Using get() and put()
Code walkthrough: Copying content between files.
Explanation of character-level input/output.
Understanding cin vs. getline()
When and why to use each method.
Common issues and solutions.
Practical Use of getline() with cin
Handling mixed input types.
Example scenarios.
File Handling with getline()
Reading and writing lines in text files.
Code examples and best practices.
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