Inflow and outflow
Programming in C++ language - Concepts
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Inflow and outflow
Programming in C++ language - Concepts

Author : Claude DELANNOY

Publication date: September 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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8. Inflow and outflow

A stream is a channel that receives ("input" stream) or supplies ("output" stream) information. This channel is associated with a device or a file. An input stream is an istream object, while an output stream is an ostream object. The cout stream is a predefined output stream, connected to the standard output stdout; similarly, the cin stream is a predefined input stream, connected to the standard input stdin.

8.1 ostream class

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8.1.1 Presentation

It overdefines the << operator as a member...

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