What is the difference between file stream in C and iostream in C ++?

Question

What is the difference between file stream (File * pointer) in C and iostream in C ++?

Why are they called a stream, do they have something in common?

Answer 1

Both deal with files, and “stream” is just a very general term for data that comes from separate sources.

The main difference is that the C ++ C ++ i ++ objects are classes / objects, and the C files are accessed through certain f * () functions.

So basically the same task, a different interface style.

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