Something is amiss with the example at 16:00, none of the commas printed. (Pedantic aside that is probably optimized away and insignificant anyway: I would put them in as characters with ',' not strings "," )
I was noticing that too. Could it also be because std::cout is being used to write out the 3 numbers for each line instead of actually writing the data to the file? That part was driving me crazy!
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Cheers, thank you for the kind words as always!
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Something is amiss with the example at 16:00, none of the commas printed.
(Pedantic aside that is probably optimized away and insignificant anyway: I would put them in as characters with ',' not strings "," )
Good catch -- indeed should be single character. That's curious why they are not displaying otherwise!
I was noticing that too. Could it also be because std::cout is being used to write out the 3 numbers for each line instead of actually writing the data to the file? That part was driving me crazy!
mike shah which keyboard do you use for these videos?
I have a System76 keyboard
Why check exists when is_open? Can a file be open for reading if it does not exist?
File could get deleted in between. In practice I'd check for existence before opening in the common case. 🙂
Hey mike how can I contact you?
E-mail is the preferred contact. Code related questions should be posted on the relevant video or otherwise on courses.mshah.io/ community.
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I am sure I send it to the right mail. Can you check your spam maybe I landed there @@MikeShah