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here is an idea ..<br />
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when you read the data using *getline* function ..then add if statement inside the for loop ..<br />
for(int i =0; i&lt;size; i++){<br />
if(array[i] == '1')<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;// process it <br />
else<br />
&nbsp;// when it is not '1' do whatever you want ..<br />
}<br />

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here is an idea ..

when you read the data using *getline* function ..then add if statement inside the for loop ..
for(int i =0; i<size; i++){
if(array[i] == '1')
   // process it
else
 // when it is not '1' do whatever you want ..
}


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I have a file of binary 1s and 0s that I want to read in chunks of size 64, for example read the 1st 64 bits into an integer array of size 64, proccess it and then read the next 64 and so on until the end of file.<br />
How would I do this, I couldn't find a function that reads integer data from file, I tried using the function get() and cast the returned value but it gave me an array of 48s and 49s which are the ASCIIs of 1s and 0s.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I have a file of binary 1s and 0s that I want to read in chunks of size 64, for example read the 1st 64 bits into an integer array of size 64, proccess it and then read the next 64 and so on until the end of file.
How would I do this, I couldn't find a function that reads integer data from file, I tried using the function get() and cast the returned value but it gave me an array of 48s and 49s which are the ASCIIs of 1s and 0s.

Thanks in advance.

Reading Binary data

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