13a - CH11.7 Exercises:

#5:
if(!testFile.fail()) //Part a
{
	testFile >> lname[0] >> id[0] >> age[0]; //Part b
	cout << lname[0] << "   " << id[0] << "   " << age[0] << "   " << endl;

	while(!testFile.eof())
	{
		index++;
		testFile >> lname[index] >> id[index] >> age[index];
		cout << lname[index] << "   " << id[index] << "   " << age[index] << "   " << endl;
	}

	testFile.close(); //Part c
}

#6:
a)	False: RAM is much faster; RAM is faster than everything else except for the CPU's cache and registers
b)	True: Who knows what strange files people will feed into your program.
c)	True: Since you've read in the data, and know what you've modified, why would you need to read it again? (Unless its realy big)
d)	True: Unless you don't need to know how much you've read for some reason. There are workarounds if you forget.
e)	True: The OS will put an EOF in the file if there is not one already.