Review Questions
| 1: | What is the main reason for using files? |
| 2: | How are streams represented in C# and .NET? |
| 3: | In what context have you already used streams in previous chapters? |
| 4: | In which direction is the data moving when we talk about input—from the program to a destination device or from a destination device to the program? |
| 5: | In what ways are text files and binary files similar? In what ways are they different? |
| 6: | Can you read a text file with a binary stream? |
| 7: | Suppose that you need to call just a single method only once in your program to manipulate a particular file in your file system. Which class would you use—File or FileInfo (given that the method exists in both classes)? Why? |
| 8: | Suppose that you need to call several methods one after the other ... |
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