Taking input buffer in cmd

#1

Node* input(){
int d;
cin>>d;
Node*head=NULL;

while(d!=-1){
    insertAthead(d,head);
}
return head;

}
in this function we are giving a input buffer from input.txt
prateek bhaiya did linked_list.cpp < input.txt how do we do this on windows

#2

@Gautampriyadarshi if you have sublime you can add 2 lines of code as the template and create input.txt and output.txt just google it.
if not found tell i will share the link

#3

sorry ,i didn’t quite get that

#4
#5

ok thanks ,will do this

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#7

sir any idea about doing this in vs code

#8

any link or something

#9

@Gautampriyadarshi, refer this I am not able to get the input from input.txt file
tell me if it works for you or not

#10

bhaiya main.cpp as in didn’t quite get it

#11

@Gautampriyadarshi, are you aware of file handling in c++ ??

#12

yes ,I understood this was using file handling ,but I am not much comfortable with it, if you would tell me how to make this code work ,It would be great help

#13

i wanted a way like prateek bhaiya did like linkedlist.exe < input.txt

#14

ohh let me check i don’t use it, i will inform you when i find the answer

#15

found something …

#16

@Gautampriyadarshi, actually his build configuration in sublime text is different from mine , i have asked him ,as soon i will get the response i will inform you .

#17

ok./…

#18

@Gautampriyadarshi, refer this :-

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