Empty File Creation – Computer Sir Ki Class

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Solved Problem #CPP#7479    siteicon   siteicon  

Problem Statement - Empty File Creation

Creating an empty file using ofstream class

Learning Objectives

  • Learning to use ofstream class in its simplest form.
  • Learning to use the close() method of ofstream class.

Solution

TC++ #7479

 

Run Output

File Created Successfully

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream.h>   //This header file is required for data file handling classes
using namespace std;
int main(){

ofstream fout(“myfile.txt”);
For using creation of a file we use ofstream class (output file stream) with filename as parameter. This will create a file on the disk without any content (empty file). fout is the object name selected by us. we can give any name to this object.

cout<<“File Created Successfully”<<endl;
Displays that file has been created.

fout.close();
Here we are using the close method of ofstream along with the object name prefix.

return 0;}

Notes

  • This is the simplest way of creating a file, but for practical purposes we must check if the file has been created.
  • one can also make this program using fstream class which has capability of using both in input as well as output mode.

Common Errors

  • It is important to give file name as string literal or a null terminated pre-initialised char array.


Suggested Filename(s): filecrea.cpp,file-create.cpp



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CSKC| Created: 3-May-2019 | Updated: 3-May-2019|






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