Performing File Operations

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Emie Ligutan wrote:Ano ano ung mga pwedeng gamiting delimiter?

Alam ko lang is semicolon and comma base sa nabasa ko pero still depende pa rin daw sa program language na gagamitin. Kasi alam ko rin may iba na natanggap kahit simple tab or space lang

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Sa flowcharting and pseudocode, "comma" lang ata ee. Sa tingin ko

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airojames wrote:Mam if binura ko po yung parent file mawawala na po ba yung child file?

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pag binura mo yung parent file ang magiging parent file mo na is yung ginawa mong child file

ahhh so parang mag papalit lng sila ng position?? if ever na mawala yung parent file yung child file na yung papalit

panu kung hindi pa nakakapagcreate ng child file yung parent file tapos nadelete agad ito?

edi wala ka ng file

Malay mo may back up pala sya

Hnd mawawala ung child file pagbinura ung parent kasi ibng file na ung child file.

Kapag hindi pa nakagawa ng child file tapos na delete na agad yung parent file.

Tingin ko ang gagamitin mo is yung grandparent file. Babalik ka sa previous versions ng pag uupdate mo. Tama ba?

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Jung kook wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:

Asdfghjkl wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:Ano ano ung mga pwedeng gamiting delimiter?

Alam ko lang is semicolon and comma base sa nabasa ko pero still depende pa rin daw sa program language na gagamitin. Kasi alam ko rin may iba na natanggap kahit simple tab or space lang

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Sa flowcharting and pseudocode, "comma" lang ata ee. Sa tingin ko

Most commonly used ang commas for pseudo code.

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Jung kook wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:

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madera16 wrote:

ellariana wrote:

airojames wrote:Mam if binura ko po yung parent file mawawala na po ba yung child file?

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pag binura mo yung parent file ang magiging parent file mo na is yung ginawa mong child file

ahhh so parang mag papalit lng sila ng position?? if ever na mawala yung parent file yung child file na yung papalit

panu kung hindi pa nakakapagcreate ng child file yung parent file tapos nadelete agad ito?

edi wala ka ng file

Malay mo may back up pala sya

Hnd mawawala ung child file pagbinura ung parent kasi ibng file na ung child file.

Kapag hindi pa nakagawa ng child file tapos na delete na agad yung parent file.

Tingin ko ang gagamitin mo is yung grandparent file. Babalik ka sa previous versions ng pag uupdate mo. Tama ba?

Uhm, yes, kaso saying naman yung mga inupdate and ni-revise mo within the sa child file and parent file.

Jung kook wrote:

Admin Rash wrote:

Jung kook wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:

Asdfghjkl wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:Ano ano ung mga pwedeng gamiting delimiter?

Alam ko lang is semicolon and comma base sa nabasa ko pero still depende pa rin daw sa program language na gagamitin. Kasi alam ko rin may iba na natanggap kahit simple tab or space lang

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Thanks powszx. Search ko kung ano pa tas share ko dto

Sa flowcharting and pseudocode, "comma" lang ata ee. Sa tingin ko

Most commonly used ang commas for pseudo code.

Ahhh ayun heheeehe may iba pa pala, 'di lang famous xD

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Admin Rash wrote:

Jung kook wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:

Asdfghjkl wrote:

Myra Monique Acuna wrote:

rapal wrote:

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ellariana wrote:

airojames wrote:Mam if binura ko po yung parent file mawawala na po ba yung child file?

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pag binura mo yung parent file ang magiging parent file mo na is yung ginawa mong child file

ahhh so parang mag papalit lng sila ng position?? if ever na mawala yung parent file yung child file na yung papalit

panu kung hindi pa nakakapagcreate ng child file yung parent file tapos nadelete agad ito?

edi wala ka ng file

Malay mo may back up pala sya

Hnd mawawala ung child file pagbinura ung parent kasi ibng file na ung child file.

Kapag hindi pa nakagawa ng child file tapos na delete na agad yung parent file.

Tingin ko ang gagamitin mo is yung grandparent file. Babalik ka sa previous versions ng pag uupdate mo. Tama ba?

Uhm, yes, kaso saying naman yung mga inupdate and ni-revise mo within the sa child file and parent file.

Sayang* ba Ma'am?

Yes po. Pero "If" daw po nabura yung parent file accidentally habang wala pang na sasave na child file.

Siguro kunware may magulang, tapos namatay to habang 'di pa nag kakaanak. Yung lolo or lola is gagawa ulit ng anak. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHHA BADTRIP xD

Admin Rash wrote:

Our business is about technology, yes. But it's also about operations and customer relationships. ㅡ Michael Dell

To use data files in your programs, you need to understand several file operations:

• Declaring a file identifier
  
• Opening a file
  
• Reading from a file and processing the data
  
• Writing to a file
  
• Closing a file
  

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Declaring a File Identifier
Most languages support several types of files, but one way of categorizing files is by whether
they can be used for input or for output. Just as variables and constants have data types such as
num and string, each file has a data type that is defined in the language you are using.

InputFile employeeData
OutputFile updatedData

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Opening a File
Opening a file locates it on a storage device and associates a variable name within your program with the file.

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Reading Data from a File and Processing it
Before you can use stored data within a program, you must load the data into computer memory. You never use the data values that are stored on a storage device directly. Instead, you use a copy that is transferred into memory. When you copy data from a file on a storage device into RAM, you read from the file.

input name from employeeData
input address from employeeData
input payRate from employeeData

Most languages also allow you to write a single statement in
the following format:

input name, address, payRate from employeeData

A computer program can read records from a file sequentially or randomly.

Sequential files, reads all the records in the file from beginning to end, processing
them one at a time.
Sorting is the process of placing records in
order by the value in a specific field or fields.

Examples of sorted, sequential files include the following:

• A file of employees whose data is stored in order by ID number
  
• A file of parts for a manufacturing company whose data is stored in order by part number
  
• A file of customers for a business whose data is stored in alphabetical order by name
  

--

Writing Data to a File
When you store data in a computer file on a persistent storage device, you write to the file . This means you copy data from RAM to the file. When you write data to a file, you write the contents of the fields using a statement such as the following:

output name, address, payRate to employeeData

--

Closing a File
When you finish using a file, the program should close the file —a closed file is no longer
available to your application. Failing to close an input file (a file from which you are reading
data) usually does not present serious consequences; the data still exists in the file.

--

A Program that Performs File Operations

The flowchart contains a program that opens two files—an input file and an output file. The program reads each employee record from the input file, alters the employee’s pay rate, and writes the updated record to an output file. After all the records have been processed, the program closes the files.

A backup file is a copy that is kept in case values need to be restored to their original state. The backup copy is called a parent file and the newly revised copy is a child file .

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airojames wrote:Backup copy pala yung parent file edi pagnawala po sya hindi po mawawala yung child file? Or mawawala din po sya naguguluhan po kasi ako

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if separated na silang file, then hindi mawawala ang isa pag na delete ang isang file.

They're already independent. Related lang sila since they almost both contain same records.

mikolunzxc wrote:pwede po bang magkaron nang maraming childfile ?

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Jung kook wrote:

Emie Ligutan wrote:

Asdfghjkl wrote:

Myra Monique Acuna wrote:

rapal wrote:

madera16 wrote:

ellariana wrote:

airojames wrote:Mam if binura ko po yung parent file mawawala na po ba yung child file?

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pag binura mo yung parent file ang magiging parent file mo na is yung ginawa mong child file

ahhh so parang mag papalit lng sila ng position?? if ever na mawala yung parent file yung child file na yung papalit

panu kung hindi pa nakakapagcreate ng child file yung parent file tapos nadelete agad ito?

edi wala ka ng file

Malay mo may back up pala sya

Hnd mawawala ung child file pagbinura ung parent kasi ibng file na ung child file.

Kapag hindi pa nakagawa ng child file tapos na delete na agad yung parent file.

Tingin ko ang gagamitin mo is yung grandparent file. Babalik ka sa previous versions ng pag uupdate mo. Tama ba?

Uhm, yes, kaso saying naman yung mga inupdate and ni-revise mo within the sa child file and parent file.

Lhexmhardawe wrote:

mikolunzxc wrote:pwede po bang magkaron nang maraming childfile ?

pwede nmn yata pre
Pwede naman pre [smiley]https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_biggrin.png[/smiley] Kung ilan gusto mo

Admin Rash wrote:

Our business is about technology, yes. But it's also about operations and customer relationships. ㅡ Michael Dell

To use data files in your programs, you need to understand several file operations:

• Declaring a file identifier
  
• Opening a file
  
• Reading from a file and processing the data
  
• Writing to a file
  
• Closing a file
  

--

Declaring a File Identifier
Most languages support several types of files, but one way of categorizing files is by whether
they can be used for input or for output. Just as variables and constants have data types such as
num and string, each file has a data type that is defined in the language you are using.

InputFile employeeData
OutputFile updatedData

--

Opening a File
Opening a file locates it on a storage device and associates a variable name within your program with the file.

--

Reading Data from a File and Processing it
Before you can use stored data within a program, you must load the data into computer memory. You never use the data values that are stored on a storage device directly. Instead, you use a copy that is transferred into memory. When you copy data from a file on a storage device into RAM, you read from the file.

input name from employeeData
input address from employeeData
input payRate from employeeData

Most languages also allow you to write a single statement in
the following format:

input name, address, payRate from employeeData

A computer program can read records from a file sequentially or randomly.

Sequential files, reads all the records in the file from beginning to end, processing
them one at a time.
Sorting is the process of placing records in
order by the value in a specific field or fields.

Examples of sorted, sequential files include the following:

• A file of employees whose data is stored in order by ID number
  
• A file of parts for a manufacturing company whose data is stored in order by part number
  
• A file of customers for a business whose data is stored in alphabetical order by name
  

--

Writing Data to a File
When you store data in a computer file on a persistent storage device, you write to the file . This means you copy data from RAM to the file. When you write data to a file, you write the contents of the fields using a statement such as the following:

output name, address, payRate to employeeData

--

Closing a File
When you finish using a file, the program should close the file —a closed file is no longer
available to your application. Failing to close an input file (a file from which you are reading
data) usually does not present serious consequences; the data still exists in the file.

--

A Program that Performs File Operations

The flowchart contains a program that opens two files—an input file and an output file. The program reads each employee record from the input file, alters the employee’s pay rate, and writes the updated record to an output file. After all the records have been processed, the program closes the files.

A backup file is a copy that is kept in case values need to be restored to their original state. The backup copy is called a parent file and the newly revised copy is a child file .

Lhexmhardawe wrote:

mikolunzxc wrote:pwede po bang magkaron nang maraming childfile ?

para sakin mas magandang maraming childfile para mas sure na mayroong kang backup
Pwede naman pre Kung ilan gusto mo

madera16 wrote:

Lhexmhardawe wrote:

mikolunzxc wrote:pwede po bang magkaron nang maraming childfile ?

para sakin mas magandang maraming childfile para mas sure na mayroong kang backup
Pwede naman pre [smiley]https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_biggrin.png[/smiley] Kung ilan gusto mo

Lhexmhardawe wrote:

Admin Rash wrote:

Jericho wrote:

airojames wrote:Backup copy pala yung parent file edi pagnawala po sya hindi po mawawala yung child file? Or mawawala din po sya naguguluhan po kasi ako

if separated na silang file, then hindi mawawala ang isa pag na delete ang isang file.

They're already independent. Related lang sila since they almost both contain same records.

Ang alam ko sinabi lang na PARENT File kase siya yung luma kumbaga sa kanyang FILE yung enedit mo ganon [smiley]https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_biggrin.png[/smiley] Tas yung Child File eh YUn yung NEw File na naedit mo na [smiley]https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_biggrin.png[/smiley] HAHAHA ! For me ^^

madera16 wrote:

Admin Rash wrote:

Our business is about technology, yes. But it's also about operations and customer relationships. ㅡ Michael Dell

To use data files in your programs, you need to understand several file operations:

• Declaring a file identifier
  
• Opening a file
  
• Reading from a file and processing the data
  
• Writing to a file
  
• Closing a file
  

--

Declaring a File Identifier
Most languages support several types of files, but one way of categorizing files is by whether
they can be used for input or for output. Just as variables and constants have data types such as
num and string, each file has a data type that is defined in the language you are using.

InputFile employeeData
OutputFile updatedData

--

Opening a File
Opening a file locates it on a storage device and associates a variable name within your program with the file.

--

Reading Data from a File and Processing it
Before you can use stored data within a program, you must load the data into computer memory. You never use the data values that are stored on a storage device directly. Instead, you use a copy that is transferred into memory. When you copy data from a file on a storage device into RAM, you read from the file.

input name from employeeData
input address from employeeData
input payRate from employeeData

Most languages also allow you to write a single statement in
the following format:

input name, address, payRate from employeeData

A computer program can read records from a file sequentially or randomly.

Sequential files, reads all the records in the file from beginning to end, processing
them one at a time.
Sorting is the process of placing records in
order by the value in a specific field or fields.

Examples of sorted, sequential files include the following:

• A file of employees whose data is stored in order by ID number
  
• A file of parts for a manufacturing company whose data is stored in order by part number
  
• A file of customers for a business whose data is stored in alphabetical order by name
  

--

Writing Data to a File
When you store data in a computer file on a persistent storage device, you write to the file . This means you copy data from RAM to the file. When you write data to a file, you write the contents of the fields using a statement such as the following:

output name, address, payRate to employeeData

--

Closing a File
When you finish using a file, the program should close the file —a closed file is no longer
available to your application. Failing to close an input file (a file from which you are reading
data) usually does not present serious consequences; the data still exists in the file.

--

A Program that Performs File Operations

The flowchart contains a program that opens two files—an input file and an output file. The program reads each employee record from the input file, alters the employee’s pay rate, and writes the updated record to an output file. After all the records have been processed, the program closes the files.

A backup file is a copy that is kept in case values need to be restored to their original state. The backup copy is called a parent file and the newly revised copy is a child file .

maam pwede po bang 3 o higit pang child file sa isang parent file???