Which of the following is the directive you must use to access files from a C++ program? A) #include B) #include C) #include D) #include E) None of these

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The directive #include <fstream> is necessary to access files from a C++ program. This header provides classes to read from and write to files. The other options do not provide the necessary functionality for file access in C++.

Which of the Following Is the Directive You Must Use