OStream I didnt get it.

Question

I dont get OStream i would LOVE to under stand it but i just dont.
Some links, websites, Or anything like that would be great!
Thank you!

Answer 1

These are all sites that I like their content.
https://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c++-iostreams.html
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cpp_standard_library/iostream.htm
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/files/

Answer 2

John Wells I was thinking C++! there is no Ruby OStream.
I was thinking Ruby files instead of C++ Files.

Answer 3

John Wells It was featured in the Ruby tutorial

Answer 4

The only OStream I know of is for C++. Do you have a link to where you heard of Ruby's or did you incorrectly tag the language?

Answer 5

Can you find it to link here as I searched the tutorial and couldn't find it before responding?

Answer 6

if I well understood the intention of your question, OStream is the same as Output Stream. Stream in Unix like OS , in a RUDE way, is a "space" that capture/accept strings of variables size (for example, a document or a stringt that you write with your keyboard ::. So.. data needs to stream for such operations). InC++, Ostream could be understood as the API to handle the outputs of your program (you don't need to write how to use a file or its individual letters to your especific machine ,for example).

DO NOT GET what I wrote above as true or valid information. I am reallh noob in computation!!!

OStream (of C++) probably has its concept related to Stream in Unix!