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What is going on, guys, and welcome to these new exercise about files, we are going to start practicing
files and usage of files even more.
So what I want you to do now is basically to write some program that based on this given file or you
can create another file, whatever you like.
Here I have a file that is basically constructed of three lines.
Hi, this is Vlada from Alphatech.
OK, and what I want you to do is to open up these files for reading.
OK, don't look at the template that I have right here, OK, but open these file for reading.
And what I want you to do is basically to first of all, calculate the number of characters that this
file has, whether it is going to be including the backslash.
And for newlines or not, that's totally up to you.
But what I want you to do, finally, is every character that you read, I want you to use the let's
say I want you to use the F Getsy function.
And every character that you read also printed through the screen to see the final result and to see
for yourself whether you also read the backslash in character or not.
So.
I hope the instructions are clear.
Give yourself a couple of minutes to think and try starting solving this exercise.
I will see you in the Solutions video.
Good luck.
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