right now im learning I/O and i currently dont know what to do lol i looked in the help fild but im supposed to creat a .txt save in it and display info from it if you know any thing could you help me out a little
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Stream I/O
Stream I/O
nvm found some thin
% File I/O
% Basic code
%
% On their own, these pieces don't work, but
% they should be the basis for your file I/O
% Write to a file
var stream : int
% Open a stream to write data to a file
% (can replace filename with real name in quotes)
open : stream, filename, put
% Write the data to the file
put : stream, data
% Close the stream
close : stream
% Read from a file
var stream : int
% Open a stream to read data from a file
% (can replace filename with real name in quotes)
open : stream, filename, get
% Make sure stream is given a value
% (file exists)
assert stream > 0
% Read data in using a loop
loop
% Get out of the loop if we've reached the End Of File
exit when eof (stream)
% Read the data from the file
get : stream, data
% Display it to the screen
put data
end loop
% Close the stream
close : stream
thx any ways
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% File I/O
% Basic code
%
% On their own, these pieces don't work, but
% they should be the basis for your file I/O
% Write to a file
var stream : int
% Open a stream to write data to a file
% (can replace filename with real name in quotes)
open : stream, filename, put
% Write the data to the file
put : stream, data
% Close the stream
close : stream
% Read from a file
var stream : int
% Open a stream to read data from a file
% (can replace filename with real name in quotes)
open : stream, filename, get
% Make sure stream is given a value
% (file exists)
assert stream > 0
% Read data in using a loop
loop
% Get out of the loop if we've reached the End Of File
exit when eof (stream)
% Read the data from the file
get : stream, data
% Display it to the screen
put data
end loop
% Close the stream
close : stream
thx any ways
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