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Q: How do I write a structure to a file?
A: You can easily write a structure to a file as long as the structure is what is known as a POD (Plain Old Data) type. This means that all members of the structure must be of a fixed size, which implies that the structure can not contain pointers. This stipulation goes for all members of the structure. Look at these examples:
A: You can easily write a structure to a file as long as the structure is what is known as a POD (Plain Old Data) type. This means that all members of the structure must be of a fixed size, which implies that the structure can not contain pointers. This stipulation goes for all members of the structure. Look at these examples:
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