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Subject: C file functions in C++
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Date: 12 Jan 91 19:08:27 GMT
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I've just learned basic C++ in a class at school.  I'm now going
through a C++ book to learn the other features.  I have 2 questions.

[1] Does <stream.h> have a scanf() like it has a printf as
    cout<<form()?  If not, will there be one in an upcoming upgrade?
[2] C has fopen (filename,"r+") and other "+" options that allow both
    reading and writing.  Can you do this in <stream.h>?

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