Hello, I\'m trying to read this file into a variable. Any ideahow? \"input file\

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Hello, I'm trying to read this file into a variable. Any ideahow?
"input file"

160 Then the Voom...It went VOOM! And, oh boy! What a VOOM! Now,don't ask me what a Voom is. I never will know. But, boy! Let me tell you. It doesclean up SNOW!
The first number indicates the size of the array(160).
Is there a way I can use "getline" to read the file? I want tobe able to print it out so that it looks exactly like the file.minus the "160".
Thanks!





"input file"

160 Then the Voom...It went VOOM! And, oh boy! What a VOOM! Now,don't ask me what a Voom is. I never will know. But, boy! Let me tell you. It doesclean up SNOW!
The first number indicates the size of the array(160).
Is there a way I can use "getline" to read the file? I want tobe able to print it out so that it looks exactly like the file.minus the "160".
Thanks!




160 Then the Voom...It went VOOM! And, oh boy! What a VOOM! Now,don't ask me what a Voom is. I never will know. But, boy! Let me tell you. It doesclean up SNOW!
The first number indicates the size of the array(160).
Is there a way I can use "getline" to read the file? I want tobe able to print it out so that it looks exactly like the file.minus the "160".
Thanks!

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please rate - thanks because of the array size I would say use character I/O as opposed to string it could be done with getline, but then there would be no reason touse the 160 #include #include using namespace std;    int main()    {int i,size;    ifstream input;   input.open("input.txt");          //open file   if(input.fail())            //is it ok?        { coutsize;    char a[size];    for(i=0;i

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