Introducing Readlib
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1Some of my students asked about Readlib, and how to use the read() function with standard input and files, and how to detect errors with it. This is a pretty comprehensive demo of all the features in it.
It is a replacement for the standard input methods in C++, allowing you to write more compact, more readable, and more fault tolerant code.
Note: At the end I mention auto x = read(); should fail to compile, but technically it only fails when you try to do anything with it. On its own it will compile and do nothing.
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