eof symbol

First readCode Code Code highlighting produced by Actipro CodeHighlighter (freeware)http://www.CodeHighlighter.com/--> /* Copy input to output:Read one characterWhile (this character is not a file end indicator)Output the characters that

Http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi? Answer = 1048865140 & id = 1043284351 & utm_source = newletter & utm_medium = email & utm_campaign = twentyeight-followup Translated by Hammer and ljbsdu The use and significance of EOF seems to have

What is here DocumentHere Document is a special redirection method in the Linux Shell, and its basic form is as followsCMD Its role is to pass the contents of the two delimiter (hereDocument content section) to cmd as input parameters.For example,

/** Java as a OJ topic is to enter a number of data, it is not good to judge the input terminator,* Similar to the EOF symbol in C language* Here's a way to provide* */1 ImportJava.util.Iterator;2 ImportJava.util.Scanner;3 ImportJava.util.TreeSet;4 5

0Is an integer constant, '\ 0'Is a character constant, NulIs the name of the character constant. NULLIs a macro defined in several standard headers, All of these are ** not * interchangeable: NULL is to be used for pointers only since it may be

In a shell script written by OPS, it is sometimes necessary to put some content directly into a file, such as configuring some content in a shell script to regenerate into a shell script, using the cat command and redirect symbol

Use of the definition symbol. ClassWork {publicfunctionsetXml () {$ _ xml & lt; eofeof ;}} this will display the error cannotreclarefunctionsetxml. but I can use this delimiter in the function, is it possible that the specifiers cannot be used in

Use of the definition symbol. ClassWork {publicfunctionsetXml () {$ _ xml = & lt; eofeof ;}} this will display the error cannotreclarefunctionsetxml, but I can use this delimiter in the function. Is it possible that the delimiter cannot be used

C + + supports two I/O, the first of which is inherited from the C language, and is an object-oriented I/O system defined by C + +.1, int getchar (void), return an integer value, or specify the value as a char variable, because the character is

C ++ File Operations Address: http://www.layz.net/blog/user1/xuanxuan/archives/2006/67.htmlIn C ++, there is a stream class. All I/O is based on this "stream" class, including the file I/O we want to know, stream has two important operators: 1.