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Old May 4th, 2005, 08:19 AM
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HELP!! Output a whole line of data.

Hi, my task is to input data from a txt file and output the results to
another txt file. I have to work out an average for different students
then OUTPUT the student with the largest average.
I don't understand which codes to use.
So my output is something like:

studentID>>firsname>>surname>>average;

Please advise,
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look into the fstream standard library. it helps with file input/output in C++.

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I don't get you. My teacher advised to use struct. but i dnt kno how to use it on my case.

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Do you know what a structure is?

The data in the file is probably organized in a logical, consistant pattern, and thus you can use a a structure to read in the chunks one at a time, one for each student....
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i kind of kno w what struct does. But does that mean i should
use struct to input data aswell as output.
Because ive only thought of using struct to output.
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just as you can read in and out of a normal variable, you can also read into and out of a struct....

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