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hey everyone Professor Hank here and today weamp;#39;re going to talk about binary files in C plus plus to start with consider if you try to write the number 8675 to a text file what would end up in the text file youamp;#39;d end up with four separate characters one for the eight one for the six one for the seven one for the five so to store those four characters you would need four bytes because one character is a bite when weamp;#39;re talking about A Primitive character data type so you would need four bytes to store that in the file compare that to storing that number in an unsigned short integer so if you were to store 8675 in that variable how many bytes would you need youamp;#39;d need two bytes so two bytes because an unsigned short is two bytes so the store 8675 is an unsigned short two bytes to write it into a file four bytes why whatamp;#39;s the difference well the difference is a big reason or a big advantage step binary files potentially have over text files so when
