Programming and Problem Solving With C++
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Chapter 4, Problem 17EPE
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To check whether it is true or false that just opening an input stream file cannot cause it to enter the fail state.
It is true that opening an input stream file cannot cause it to enter fail state.
The given statement is true because if an opening of an input stream file exists, then it will not go into the fail state. If the input stream file doesn't exist or the file name is not correctly typed, then only it will go to the fail state.
Conclusion:
So, the statement is true.
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