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Programming Fundamentals

Lab – 6

1. Create a class called "FileReader" that has a private variable for the filename and a
public method "readFile" that reads the contents of a file and returns them as a string.

2. Create a class called "FileWriter" that has a private variable for the filename and a
public method "writeFile" that takes a string as an argument and writes it to a file.

3. Create a class called "FileCounter" that has a private variable for the filename and a
public method "countWords" that reads the contents of a file and returns the number
of words in the file.

4. Create a class called "FileCombiner" that has private variables for two filenames and a
public method "combineFiles" that reads the contents of both files and writes them to
a new file.

5. Create a class called "FileConverter" that has a private variable for the filename and a
public method "convertFile" that reads the contents of a file, converts each character
to uppercase or lowercase based on user input, and writes the modified contents to a
new file.

6. Create a class called "FileBackup" that has a private variable for the filename and a
public method "backupFile" that creates a backup of the file by appending a
timestamp to the original filename and writing the contents of the original file to the
backup file.

7. Create a class called "FileComparator" that has private member variables for two
filenames and a public method "compareFiles" that reads the contents of both files
and compares them line by line. The method should return result if both files are
same or not.

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8. Create a program that reads the contents of a file, manipulates the data, and writes
the result to a new file. The program should do the following:
a. Ask the user for the name of the input file and output file.
b. Read the contents of the input file and store them in a string.
c. Count the number of words in the input file by splitting the string into words.
d. Replace all occurrences of a user-specified substring with another user-
specified substring.
e. Write the modified string to the output file.

9. Create a class called "FileMonitor" that has a private member variable for the filename
and a public method "monitorFile" that continuously checks if the contents of the file
have been modified and performs some action if they have.

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