How are input and output streams similar? How are they different?
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The similarity is that they are both streams, which are ordered sequences of bytes of data. They differ in their
purpose: input streams are meant to be used by a program for input, that is, as a source of data. Output streams are meant to
be used by a program for output, that is, to hold some part of the results that were computed in the program.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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