TAILIEUCHUNG - C++ Lab2 Sending the output to a printfile Data Types

You are required to submit hard copies of all programs and program runs for every assignment given to you. This lab explains how to send the output to a text file which can be printed from any program (such as notepad) or directly from DOS. Suppose you created a text file called from a program, this file then can be printed by opening it under Word, WordPerfect, or any other program. | Lab2 Sending the output to a printfile Data Types You are required to submit hard copies of all programs and program runs for every assignment given to you. This lab explains how to send the output to a text file which can be printed from any program such as notepad or directly from DOS. Suppose you created a text file called from a program this file then can be printed by opening it under Word WordPerfect or any other program. You can also print it by going to DOS prompt and typing the following type prn Program OneA 1. Printing to a file By Dr. John Abraham Created for 1380 students Instructional objective create print file include iostream include fstream to handle files using namespace std int main int i j k l m n float a b c ofstream outfile output file stream handle is outfile a assign a DOS name to the handle creates a file called in floppy drive A integer operations cout INTEGER OPERATIONS n n i 6 3 l m j l m k 10 3 n 10 3 cout 6 3 i n cout l m l m j n cout 10 3 k n cout 10 3 n n outfile 6 3 i n outfile l m l m j n outfile 10 3 k n outfile 10 3 n n real and mixed operations cout nREAL AND MIXED OPERATIONS n n outfile nREAL AND MIXED OPERATIONS n n a 10 3 b c 3 cout 10 3 a n cout b n cout 3 c n outfile 10 3 a n outfile b n outfile 3 c n getchar return 0 In order to create a textfile follow these steps 1. Required preprocessor directive include fstream 2. Give a file handle such as outfile printfile textfile or anything you like. Now on the file will be referred to using this name in the program. 3. Assign this handle to an actual DOS file name. DOS file names are 8 character long a dot and 3 character extension. You may include the drive letter and path in front of the file name. For example C mydocuments cprograms printfiles 4. Place any character stream you want in this file by using the

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