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Replacing line with a new file in a file
Hi,
I have a txt file which contains: Apple is red. Orange is orange. Banana is yellow. Strawberry is red. -eof- How do I go about replacing "Banana is yellow" with "Cherry is red"? I tried to use seekp to get the position of Banana and replace that line but unable to. Please advise. Thanks. 
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