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C++, filesI have a question for yall,
I would like to read from a file. Now I would like to read only one line. I would like to read that line string by string until that one line is done. I would then like to exit. Okay, now here is what is done. I can read from a file. I know how to read one string at a time, and I know how to read in an entire line using getline() I can exit I am not sure how to use the >> command to only read string by string for one line. I was trying something like CPP / C++ / C Code:
Thanks for the help Hopefully I have made myself clear. Sincerely, Ronald __________________
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