Exam 8: Io Streams and Data Files
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The standard log stream is represented by ____________________ in C and C++.
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A file stream object may be passed to a function as long as the function s formal parameter is defined as a(n) ____________________ to the appropriate stream.
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A(n) ____________________ filename is how the operating system knows the file.
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C and C++ append the low-value hexadecimal byte ____ as the end-of-file (EOF) sentinel when the file is closed.
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In ____, any character in the opened file can be read without having to sequentially read all characters stored ahead of it first.
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The DOS operating system allows ____ characters plus an optional period and 3-character extension as the maximum filename length.
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The fstream class s ____ function permits character-by-character output to a stream.
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Output file streams can be formatted in the same manner as the ____ standard output stream.
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The ____ functions return the file position marker s offset value.
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A file stream that receives or reads data from a file to a program is a(n) ____________________ file stream.
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