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In this video tutorial, Brian introduces the concepts of reading and writing text files using the Q File class and Q Text Stream class. Q File provides the interface for reading and writing files, while Q Text Stream offers a convenient way to work with human-readable text. By default, Q File uses UTF-8 encoding but can also auto-detect UTF-16 and UTF-32. To get started, include the necessary classes Q File and Q Text Stream in the code. Remember to refer to the documentation by highlighting and pressing F1 for help. Q File inherits Q File Device, which inherits QIO Device, the base interface for all I/O devices in Q. Let's dive into learning how to work with files in Q.
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