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Methods

The document outlines a set of methods for file handling in a programming context. It includes methods for checking file existence, assigning files, resetting file pointers, reading lines, and manipulating strings. Each method is described with its parameters and return types, focusing on operations related to text files.

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Methods

The document outlines a set of methods for file handling in a programming context. It includes methods for checking file existence, assigning files, resetting file pointers, reading lines, and manipulating strings. Each method is described with its parameters and return types, focusing on operations related to text files.

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Methods

1. FileExists(fileName: String): Boolean


This method takes a single argument, fileName, of type String, and
returns a Boolean value indicating whether a file with the specified name
exists in the file system.
2. AssignFile(f: Textfile; fileName: String)
This method assigns a text file identified by fileName to a file variable f for
subsequent file operations. It takes two arguments: a file variable f
(passed by reference) and the name of the file (fileName) as a String.
3. Reset(var f: Textfile)
Resets the file pointer to the beginning of the file associated with the file
variable f. It takes one argument, a file variable f, passed by reference,
representing the file to be reset.
4. EOF(fileVariable: Textfile): Boolean
Checks if the end-of-file marker has been reached for the file associated
with the file variable.
5. ReadLn(f: Textfile; var line: String)
Reads the next line from the text file associated with the file variable f and
stores it in the line variable. It takes two arguments: a file variable f
(passed by reference) and a variable line of type String (also passed by
reference) to store the read line.
6. Pos(subStr: String; str: String): Integer
Returns the position of the first occurrence of substring subStr within the
string str. It takes two arguments: subStr, the substring to search for, and
str, the string in which to search for the substring. Returns an Integer
representing the position of the substring within the string, or 0 if not
found.
7. Copy(s: String; index, count: Integer): String
Returns a substring of s starting at position index and consisting of count
characters. It takes three arguments: s, the source string; index, the
starting index (1-based) of the substring; and count, the number of
characters to copy.
8. Delete(sourceStr: String; index, count: Integer): String
Removes a specified number of characters from the source string starting
at the given index and returns the modified string.
9. CloseFile(f: Textfile)
Closes the file associated with the file variable f. It takes one argument, a
file variable f, passed by reference, representing the file to be closed.

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