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Expt 11 Printout

This document contains a C++ program that demonstrates how to copy the contents of a text file named 'original.txt' to a new file called 'copy.txt'. It uses ifstream to read the original file and ofstream to write to the new file, displaying a message upon successful completion. The program also handles file opening errors by printing an error message if the files cannot be accessed.

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Expt 11 Printout

This document contains a C++ program that demonstrates how to copy the contents of a text file named 'original.txt' to a new file called 'copy.txt'. It uses ifstream to read the original file and ofstream to write to the new file, displaying a message upon successful completion. The program also handles file opening errors by printing an error message if the files cannot be accessed.

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Experiment No.

11
Name : Dnyanesh Nandkishor Agale
Roll No. : 1

// C++ Program to demonstrate

// copying the content of a .txt file


#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
string line;

// For writing text file


// Creating ofstream & ifstream class object

ifstream ini_file

{
"original.txt" // This is the original file
};

ofstream out_file{ "copy.txt" };

if (ini_file && out_file)


{
while (getline(ini_file, line)) {

out_file << line << "\n";


}
cout << "Copy Finished \n";
}

else
{
// Something went wrong
printf("Cannot read File");

// Closing file
ini_file.close();

out_file.close();
return 0;
}

Before :

Output :
Copy Finished
After :

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