object of type streambuf. This object may represent a memory block that acts as an intermediary When we operate with file streams, these are associated to an internal between the stream and the physical file. For example, with an ofstream, each time the member function put (which writes a single character) is called, the character may be inserted in this intermediate buffer instead of being written directly to the physical file with which the stream is associated. O batch O switch O binary buffer

Octave/Matlab: How do I write a script that reads in the file and then collects the values from the columns into a vector like: file1.txt 10 11 12 13 14 15 So the output should look like: A = [10,13] B = [11,14] C = [12,15]

1. Minimum Write a file min.c that contains a simple function min that takes three ints and returns the minimum of the three. Do not include a main function. Generate the min.s file and comment it, identifying where each parameter or variable is stored and what each instruction does.

ISC/ITE 285 – Stream Writer In Class Exercise Tracing the variables, files & location pointer For this exercise, we will be working with a text file that holds students' course averages. Each record is made of 2 fields: JagNumber and Course Average. The current records in "Average.txt" file are: up J00768567,98.54 J00546344, 72.35 J00123565,89.20 Add Event Code: Dim jagNumber As String Dim average As Decimal GetInput (jagNumber, average) Dim record As String record NewCSV(jagNumber, average) IO. File. AppendText("Average.txt") Dim sw As StreamWriter sw. Writeline(record) sw.Close() Sub GetInput reads values in from textboxes into variables. The inputted value for jagNumber is J00998877. The inputted value for average is 92.50. Function NewCSV created a comma separated value record using the two inputted fields. Walk through the code and show the values for the variables and location pointer as the code is executed. Average.txt JO0768567,98.54 J00546344,72.35 J00123565,89.20…

please write C code 4, Assuming a file consists of fixed-length logical records, whose type is defined as t_record. The operating system only supports sequential-access to files via the following three system calls. t_record *read_next() // read the next record pointed to by the file pointer, advance the file pointer by one record, // and return a pointer pointing to the record read from the file void write_next(t_record rec) // write the record rec to the location pointed to by the file pointer, // and advance the file pointer by one record void reset() //reset the file pointer to the beginning of the file WRITE code in C (NO syntax error, please!) to implement/define the following two C functions to simulate direct access read and write operations on this operating system that only supports sequential-access to files. (Hint: there is no guarantee on where the file pointer is when any one of the following two functions is called.) t_record *read(int n) // read the n-th record in the…

Lab 14: Processing a json file Read in a JSON file such as the following: { "students":[ } { }, { "firstName" "lastName : "Doe", "major" : "CENT", "credits": 12, : "Jane", "exams" : [92.7, 91.4, 95.2] "firstName" : "John" "lastName' : "Doe" "major": "PHYS", "credits" : 10.0, "exams : [91.1, 81.3, 85.6] "firstName" : "Bill", "lastName : "Gates", "major": "ICS", "credits" : 7, exams" : [98.7, 94.4, 96.4] PART 1: Parse the JSON data into a dictionary and output the data as follows: Jane Doe is majoring in CENT John Doe is majoring in PHYS Bill Gates is majoring in ICS