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hello and welcome to another quick bits episode where Iamp;#39;m going to look at reading and writing binary files in C now if youamp;#39;ve seen my other video or just played around would see a bit before itamp;#39;s likely that youamp;#39;ve come across writing and reading say numbers or information from a text file and this is a really useful skill however sometimes we might prefer to use a binary format which works very similar to how we could write to a text file but with some core key differences but first I just want to establish what actually it means to have a binary file versus a text file so what Iamp;#39;ve done is Iamp;#39;ve gone ahead and created two files here so in one of them I have a text file okay so this is just something you can open in any text program and you can see that itamp;#39;s just got some numbers in it and then our other file here is a binary file and if you see here we actually canamp;#39;t understand what this means because this is our text ed
