Files that will be used for both input and output should be defined as data type

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Files that will be used for both input and output should be defined as data type. The ios:: file access flag indicates that output to the file will be written to the end of the file. The operator any leading whitespace. The and functions do not skip leading whitespace characters. The :: in ios:: out is the . The preprocessor directive that you must include to define a file stream object such as f stream is . You can format your output to files with stream . When you open a file, the first parameter in the .open() function that is expected is the name of the file which is represented by the data type. you open a file, write to read from the file, and then after you are done you should always the file. Files can be passed to functions as parameters just like variables. files are always passed by .

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Answer :

1)fstream

2)out

3)ignores

4)noskipws() and getline()

5)Scope Resolution Operator

6)#include<fstream.h>

7) fputc() in C,ofstream in C++,FileOutputStream in Java

8)Character

9)Close

10)Reference or Pointers

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