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C++ » File » ofstream Screenshots  reads strings entered at the keyboard and writes them to disk    #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std;     int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {   if(argc!=2) {     cout << "Usage: output <filename>\n";     return 1;   }       ofstream out(argv[1]); // output, normal file       if(!out) {     cout << "Cannot open output file.\n";     return 1;   }       char str[80];   cout << "Write strings to disk. Enter ! to stop.\n";       do {     cout << ": ";     cin >> str;     out << str << endl;   } while (*str != '!');       out.close();   return 0; }            Related examples in the same category 1. basic file operations: open and save 2. ofstream: Use read(), write(), ios::out | ios::binary 3. Writes information inputted to a file 4. ofstream.fail() Demo 5. Uses put() to write all characters from zero to 255 to a file 6. Output file with ofstream 7. Connect ofstream and streambuf and operations with streambufs. 8. basic file operations 9. Accessing Data in a File 10. writes formatted output to a file, using << 11. put( ) to write all characters from zero to 255 to a file called CHARS. 12. eat the newline after the file name 13. Setting the locale to German_Germany