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Hi there.
And at this point, you should know the basics of working with files, you should know what is a pointer
to file, how to open files, read the write and close files.
And now we are going to talk about additional functionality that will allow us different things with
working with files.
So when we were using the include SDD Theodoric, we are basically including different input and output
functions, right.
That can be used for different tasks.
For example, we've we've seen that we can use the printer function to display some text on the screen
right on this console application.
And we also can use some scanning function to get some data from the keyboard input.
Also, we've met, I guess I guess we had some examples using the get char function that provided us
the ability to get a character from the user, from the keyboard.
Right.
Just one character, no problems and not what I would like to present you guys.
I would like to show you a different input and output functions that can assist us, not also working
with the console application for reading and writing, but rather also input and output functions that
will help us to work with files.
So basically how we write exactly what we want to a given file, how we read exactly the same amount
and maybe in some specific format from a file to our program and also these functions that I'm going
to show you.
Some of them are tightly connected to the common printer and scanner functions that we've used so far.
So, yeah, I think I will divide these Sann next videos into short videos that each video going to
discuss, at least in a couple of minutes, in two or three minutes, maybe a little bit more or less.
I'm not sure by now and I haven't recorded it yet.
But when I'm going to to show you these videos, I will basically leave them as separated videos so
that every time you would like to get over to this material again, you will be able simply to open
the exact video you're interested in.
So we are going to talk about the F Getsy function of the F Putsy function F scan F and F print F and
regarding the F put s and F get as functions.
So pretty much five six functions I'm going to show you in the next videos that will show and demonstrate
how we can work with files.
So stay tuned.
Good luck.
I'll see you in the next videos.
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