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Question on Files and Pointers. Put and Get pointers.
ofstream outfile; outfile.open("result.txt", ios::app); int p=outfile.tellp(); cout<<p<<endl; outfile.close(); I have a "result" file in the folder, where there is so much content, yet the program doesn't seem to return the number of bytes associated in the file. WHY?
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use seekg with parameter end to set cursor pointer to end of the file, and then call function tellg
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outfile.seekg(0, ios::end);
int fz = outfile.tellg();
cout<< fz;