How do you open a file in C

I want to open a file in C++ for reading.

I need to be able to accomplish that for the following reasons:

text files, which would need some kind of read line function binary files, which would allow raw data to be read into a char* buffer

Aug 8, 2022 in C++ by Nicholas
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