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[Corum]

Hello. I have recently started an algorithm chair, and having no experience using C++ (only Matlab), I've got a question!

Create 2 .txt files, with 10 numbers each, and make a program that reads those values and creates a vector for each file. Adds the corresponding values together and make a third vector with the answer, writing a new .txt file displaying this third vector.

I did this exercise in class, but have since lost the code. Any help on this? Is it just attributing a vector to fopen?

Edited by Corum, 28 February 2011 - 01:46 PM.

[Corum]

If someone can just point me in the direction of how to create a vector from a .txt file...

[Flying Dutchman]

To read files use ifstream from <fstream> and you can use STL's vector container as well (located in <vector>).

Edited by Flying Dutchman, 02 March 2011 - 10:57 AM.
added links