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The code opens an input file called "PetList.txt" and reads the names of pets from it line by line. It prints each name to the screen and counts how many times the name "Galaxy" appears. It then opens a new output file called "test.txt", writes two lines of text to it, and closes both files. The code summarizes reading and writing to simple text files in C++.

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File in Simple Way

The code opens an input file called "PetList.txt" and reads the names of pets from it line by line. It prints each name to the screen and counts how many times the name "Galaxy" appears. It then opens a new output file called "test.txt", writes two lines of text to it, and closes both files. The code summarizes reading and writing to simple text files in C++.

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File in simple way

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

void main()
{
ifstream input;
input.open("PetList.txt");
if (input.fail()) //true
cerr<<" Cant find the file\n";

int counter=0;
string name;
while(!input.eof())
{
input>>name;//retrive info frm file
cout<<name<<endl;//output black screen
if (name=="Galaxy")
counter++;
}
cout<<"number of pets which are similar :\n"<<counter;

ofstream output;
output.open("test.txt");
output<<"the first line in file \n"<<"Happy Me :)"<<endl;
output.close();

input.close();

getchar();
}

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