File Handling in C#
File Handling in C# File handling in C# involves reading from and writing to files on your computer's storage. Here's a breakdown of key concepts and common operations: 1. Types of Files * Text Files: Store data as plain text (e.g., .txt, .csv). * Binary Files: Store data in a raw, unformatted format (e.g., .exe, .jpg, .mp3). 2. Core Classes * System.IO namespace: Provides classes for file and stream operations. * File class: Offers static methods for common file operations (e.g., ReadAllText, WriteAllText, Exists, Delete). * StreamReader and StreamWriter classes: Allow for more controlled reading and writing of text files. * FileStream class: Provides low-level access to files for reading and writing binary data. * BinaryReader and BinaryWriter classes: Facilitate reading and writing binary data. 3. Common Operations * Reading from a Text File: string text = File.ReadAllText("path/to/file.txt");...