Subject :computer sciences language : c ++ Question : write a program in c++ in which the main program ask user for the number of students whose records must be inserted in file(file handling ). Afterwards, take records from user, calculate grade of students and store all records in a file. paste the screen record of the file and also the outputs.

Subject :computer sciences language : c ++ Question : write a program in c++ in which the main program ask user for the number of students whose records must be inserted in file(file handling ). Afterwards, take records from user, calculate grade of students and store all records in a file. paste the screen record of the file and also the outputs.

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Chapter7: File Handling And Applications

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