MOD7 - Files

MOD7 - Objectives

  • Introduce processing of file stored data
  • Share Vocabulary Critical Terminology
  • Demonstrate acceptable file connection methods
  • For the Programmers: Show some Real Programming Techniques
  • Feedback

Quick Check Link

This section is usually from an advanced chapter in your textbook. Take a look at the study helps and quiz to see if you need to spend extra time here. Once you feel you have mastered this section you should have no trouble with our next topic of Arrays. Array programming is one of my favorite topics. 

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Vocabulary Critical

Vocabulary Chapter 10

open

EOF

field

close

file declaration

delete

read

position

control break

write

process

hold variable

random

file loop

break variable

sequential

file name

append

delimiter

record

buffer

In most textbooks the vocabulary you use for files would be considered advanded. Our text uses chapter 10 to give demonstrations of file use. Items that you find unfamiliar with should be researched and placed in your list of things to remember. Some will be highlighted as we continue in our training. Some may vary depending on the programming tools you choose. This section would be considered a basic skills intro for files.

Two Program Demos Using Raptor

Quick Intro to File Chapter

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Figure 10-4: Flowchart for Program 10-1 (Philosophers writing data file.)

Writing data to a file.

Carter's Video Solution: Part 1

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Figure 10-7: Flowchart for Program 10-2 (Philosopher reading data file.)

Reading data from a file.

Carter's Video Solution: Part 2

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