CC> so could someone write me a exp. program that does the following.
 CC> input "Enter Name " , name$
 CC> if name$ = "Cyber Con" then print "Hi Cyber Con"
 CC> open "file1.fil" as 1
 CC> put 1, name$
 CC> Close
 CC> END
 CC> //' next program
 CC> open "file1.fil" as 1
 CC> get 1, name$
 CC> print name$
 CC> END
for that kind of thing use Perl instead; C/C++ is better suited for
heavy-duty calculations such as image processing, sound processing,
operating systems, interpreters, ...
in classic C++:
  #include 
  int main () {
    cout << "Enter Name ";
    char name[80];
    cin >> name;
    if (strcmp (name, "Cyber Con") == 0) cout << "Hi Cyber Con\n";
    ofstream f1("file1.fil");
    f1 << name << "\n";
    return 0;
  }
in Perl:
  print "Enter Name "; flush stdout;
  $_ = ;
  print "Hi $_" if /Cyber Con/;
  open F1 ">file1.fil";
  print F1 "$_\n";
  close F1;
in sh language:
  echo Enter Name:
  read name
  if [ "$name" == "Cyber Con" ]; then echo Hi $name; fi
  echo $name > file1.fil
the 2nd part, C++:
  int main () {
    ifstream f1("file1.fil");
    char name[80];
    f1 >> name;
    cout << name << '\n';
    return 0;
  }
in Perl:
  open F1 "file1.fil";
  print scalar();
  close F1;
in sh language:
  head -1 file1.fil
or assuming there's really only 1 line in that file:
  cat file1.fil
matju
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