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File Stream
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Binary Read Write
Screenshots
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Binary Writer Reader
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new BinaryReader(stream)
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StreamWriter and BinaryWriter
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new BinaryWriter(stream) and Write method
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Creating a sequential-access file
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Reading a sequential-access file
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BinaryWriter and BinaryReader classes for the writing and reading of primitive types
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Working with the BinaryWriter Class
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Working with the BinaryReader Class
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File pointer move and read binary file
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Write and then read back binary data
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Use BinaryReader and BinaryWriter to implement a simple inventory program
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Read the data from a file and desiralize it
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Read and Write a Binary File
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