C++ I/O and Digital Logic
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2Today we covered the three ways of doing I/O in C++:
1) One word at a time
2) One line at a time
3) One character at a time
And why it sucks when you try using two or more of these at the same time
We then talked about digital logic, about the hardware equivalent of if statements, and how all of our wonderful technology is layers of abstraction built on top of each other. There are hardware equivalents to AND, OR, and NOT, from which all of our wonderful technology has been built.
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