C++ Input/Output
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In C++ if stream of bytes flow from a keyboard or hard drive to main memory, then this is known as input operation. If bytes flow from main memory to hard drive or display monitor, then this is called output operation.
I/O header files:
| Header File | Description |
| <iostream> | Provide functionality to perform input and output operations on stream bytes. |
| <ifstream> | Provide functions to read from file. |
| <ofstream> | Provide functions to write on files. |
| <fstream> | Provide functions to read and write from/to files. |
| <iostream> | Provide functionality to perform input and output operations on stream bytes. |
Objects
| Header File | Description |
| Cin | Standard input stream |
| Cout | Standard output stream |
| Cerr | Standard output stream for errors |
| Clog | Standard output stream for logging |
in is an object of istream class.
Cout is an object of ostream class.
Cerr is an object of ostream class.
Clog is an object of ostream class.
// Simple example:
# include <iostream.h>
# include <conio.h>
void main ()
{
int a,b,c;
Cout << "Enter two numbers a and b" ;
Cin >> a >> b ;
C = a + b ;
Cout << "Total sum is:" << c ;
}
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