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322Part V: Optional FeaturesThe FileInput program simply outputs the contents of the file that you specifyas shown in the following sample run:Enter the name of a fileMyName.txtStephen Davis is suave and handsomeand definitely not balding prematurelyPress any key to continue . . .What’s Up with endl?Most programs in this book terminate an output stream by inserting theobject endl. However, some programs include a \n within the text to outputa newline. What’s the deal?The \n is, in fact, the newline character. The expression cout
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C++FORDUMmIES‰5TH EDITIONby Steph
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Table of ContentsixChapter 13: Maki
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Table of ContentsxiDeclaring Static
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Table of ContentsxiiiAdopting a Cle
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IntroductionWelcome to C++ For Dumm
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Part IIntroduction to C++Programmin
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Chapter 1Writing Your First C++ Pro
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Chapter 2Declaring Variables Consta
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Chapter 3Performing MathematicalOpe
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Chapter 3: Performing Mathematical
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Using Assignment OperatorsChapter 3
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Part IIIIntroduction toClasses
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Chapter 11Examining Object-Oriented
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Chapter 20Inheriting a ClassIn This
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