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C++ Streams Overview

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What is the purpose of the ios class in the stream class hierarchy?

It provides output formatting features.

It is the topmost class in the stream hierarchy. (correct)

It serves as a base for file handling.

It handles only input operations.

Which operator is associated with the istream class for input operations?

The write operator

The extraction operator (>>) (correct)

The insertion operator (<<)

The put operator

What kind of data does the ostream class primarily handle?

Memory buffers for temporary storage

Input stream data from keyboards

Binary data streams only

Output stream data for display (correct)

Which function is NOT typically associated with the istream class?

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What is the main advantage of declaring the ios class as a virtual base class?

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Streams

A stream is a sequence of bytes.
Represents a flow of data.
Examples include input from a keyboard and output to a monitor.

Stream Classes

ios is the base class for input/output stream classes (istream, ostream, streambuf).
ios is a virtual base class for efficiency.
istream is the base class for input streams.
ostream is the base class for output streams.
iostream is derived from both istream and ostream.
istream handles input, providing functions like get, getline, read, ignore, support for extracting data (e.g., using the extraction operator >>).
ostream handles output, offering functions like write, put, and support for inserting data (using the insertion operator <<).

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This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of streams in C++. Learn about the role of input/output stream classes, including 'ios', 'istream', and 'ostream'. Test your understanding of how these classes facilitate data flow in C++ applications.