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Saving a vector to a file
Another C++ question, please do notify me if this forum is C-only!
 I'm having a vector... vector<Person> x; ... with a class I've defined (Person). I have several elements in this vector and I would like to save it to a file (binary (?)). And later on open up this file to retrieve the elements in the vector. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
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First write the value of vector::size() to the file. And then write all the values in vector using a for-loop. The size will tell you (when reading from the file) how many vector values are present.
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