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Stream Reader Writer Programming Data Structures

This document discusses working with text files in C# using the StreamReader and StreamWriter classes. It provides examples of how to use common StreamReader methods like Read(), ReadLine(), EndOfStream, and Peek() to read text from files. Methods like Close() and Dispose() are used to release resources. The StreamWriter class is also covered, with examples of using Write(), WriteLine(), NewLine, Flush(), Close(), and Dispose() to write text to files. Appending to files and clearing buffers are also discussed. Finally, it provides instructions for a programming assignment involving opening, reading, modifying, and outputting data from a text file containing student names and grades.

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Stream Reader Writer Programming Data Structures

This document discusses working with text files in C# using the StreamReader and StreamWriter classes. It provides examples of how to use common StreamReader methods like Read(), ReadLine(), EndOfStream, and Peek() to read text from files. Methods like Close() and Dispose() are used to release resources. The StreamWriter class is also covered, with examples of using Write(), WriteLine(), NewLine, Flush(), Close(), and Dispose() to write text to files. Appending to files and clearing buffers are also discussed. Finally, it provides instructions for a programming assignment involving opening, reading, modifying, and outputting data from a text file containing student names and grades.

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Programming Language 2

Working with Text Files

Prepared by: Mr. Dan Chua for SISC.2011-12

Objective Student must understand and learn how to write C# program to access (read/write) text files using StreamReader and StreamWriter of Microsoft Visual Studio .Net Framework.

StreamReader Class
StreamReader Members Read( ) Description
Reads the next character from the input stream Reads a line of characters from the current stream and returns the data as a string Reads the stream from the current position to the end of the stream Checks if it reaches the end of the file Checks if no more characters are available. -1 means no more character.

Syntax / Example using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(@"C:\temp\StudFile.txt")) { while (sr.Peek() >= 0) { string liner = sr.ReadLine(); string[] item = liner.Split('#'); Console.WriteLine(item[1]); } } using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(@"C:\temp\StudFile.txt")) { while (!sr.EndOfStream) { string liner = sr.ReadLine(); string[] item = liner.Split('#'); Console.WriteLine(item[1]); } }

ReadLine( )

ReadToEnd( )

EndOfStream

Peek()

StreamReader Class
StreamReader Members Dispose( ) Description
Releases the unmanaged resources used by the StreamReader. Closes the current StreamReader

Syntax / Example
string outText; try { StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(@"C:\temp\SampleReceipt.txt"); while ((outText = sr.ReadLine()) != null) { Console.WriteLine(outText); } sr.Close(); sr.Dispose(); Console.WriteLine("\n\n\t\t***********\n\n"); StreamReader sr2 = new StreamReader(@"C:\temp\SampleReceipt.txt"); Console.WriteLine(sr2.ReadToEnd()); sr2.Close(); sr2.Dispose(); } catch (Exception err) { Console.WriteLine(err.Message); }

Close( )

StreamWriter Class
C# uses file streams to deal with stored data. The SreamWriter and StreamReader classes make it easy to write and read data to and from text files in C#. They are classes derived from TextWriter and TextReader classes. Append Mode = true default mode is false Note: include System.IO; (part of directives) StreamWriter Members Write( ) WriteLine( ) NewLine Description
Writes the characters to the stream Writes the characters to the stream, followed by a line terminator (Property) Gets or sets the line terminator string used by the current TextWriter Clears all buffers for the current writer and causes any buffered data to be written to the underlying stream. Closes the current StreamWriter. Automatically flush all buffers to the file. Releases the unmanaged resources used by the SreamWriter

Syntax / Example
try { StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter( @"C:\temp\sisc.txt",true); file.WriteLine(file.NewLine); file.WriteLine(Line Inserted"); file.Write(file.NewLine); file.WriteLine(Another Line He"); file.Flush(); file.Close(); file.Dispose(); Console.WriteLine("Text inserted."); } catch (exception err) { Console.WriteLine(err.message); }

Flush( )

Close( )

Dispose( )

MP#2 for FinalTerm, Instructions: Deadline: March 13


1. 2. 3. 4. Open & Read the text file provided by your instructor //StudFile.txt The file contains the name of the students with their corresponding grades (x4) delimited by # Input & Output File should be entered by the user Transfer the contents of this file to another text file with the following modifications: - Arrange the scores in ascending order - Compute for the average grade per student (Add at the end of each line) - At the end of the file, write the number of students & the average score of all students 5. Display on the screen all contents of new file.

SCREEN OUTPUT

OUTPUT TEXT FILE

End of Lesson Working with Files

Prepared by: Mr. Dan Chua for SISC.2010-11

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