std.stdio.File struct

Explore the std.stdio File struct in D to understand file handling, including opening files with different modes, reading content, and writing data. Learn to manage file names and access permissions, preparing you for practical file operations in D programming.

We'll cover the following...

- - The std.file module
- std.stdio.File struct
- - Writing to a file
- - Reading from a file

The `std.file` module

The std.file module contains functions and types that are useful when working with the contents of directories. For example, exists can be used to determine whether a file or a directory exists on the file system. It takes a string as an argument, which specifies the name of the file.

import std.file; // ...
  if (exists(fileName)) {
      // there is a file or directory under that

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1.Getting Started With D

2.Variables and User Input

3.Arithmetic and Logical Operations on Data Types

4.Conditional Statements and Loops

5.Arrays, Characters and Strings

6.File Handling in D

7.Literals and enum

8.Formatted Output and Input

9.foreach Loop and switch-case Statement

10.Functions

11.Immutability

12.Value Types and Reference Types

13.Function Parameters

14.Program Environment

15.Exceptions and scope

16.assert and enforce Statements

17.Unit Testing

18.Contract Programming

std.stdio.File struct

The `std.file` module