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What is the purpose of putting data into a file buffer for efficient file management?
What is the purpose of putting data into a file buffer for efficient file management?
- To improve access to the data in a file (correct)
- To prevent the data from being overwritten
- To compress the file size
- To permanently store data in main memory
In a C++ program, how is a file viewed?
In a C++ program, how is a file viewed?
- As a collection of strings
- As a sequence of integers
- As a multidimensional array
- As a long byte array (correct)
What happens to the current file position after each byte transfer in C++ file handling?
What happens to the current file position after each byte transfer in C++ file handling?
- It becomes negative
- It decreases by 1
- It remains unchanged
- It increases by 1 (correct)
What does sequential access in file handling entail?
What does sequential access in file handling entail?
How does the first read operation start in sequential access file handling?
How does the first read operation start in sequential access file handling?
What options do write operations provide in file handling?
What options do write operations provide in file handling?
What is the purpose of setting the current file position as required?
What is the purpose of setting the current file position as required?
What does C++ File Handling provide?
What does C++ File Handling provide?
How does C++ File Handling facilitate input/output operations?
How does C++ File Handling facilitate input/output operations?
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