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When coding your C or C++ program (or any related language for that matter) you will need to specify that the files that you read and/or write be opened either in text mode or in binary mode. In this article we examine what the difference actually is between these two modes.

The Difference Between Binary and Text Files

Tags: binary, c, file, programming, text

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