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    How to obtain file header for a file ? Thanks in advance Rin

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      How to obtain file header for a file ? Thanks in advance Rin

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      whats file?_**


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        How to obtain file header for a file ? Thanks in advance Rin

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        Be more specific SaRath.
        "Don't Do Different things... Do Things Differently..." Understanding State Pattern in C++

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          How to obtain file header for a file ? Thanks in advance Rin

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          There is no such thing as a general file header! There are general file attributes, you can get them with GetFileSize(), GetFileType(), GetFileTime() e.t.c. Another thing is that files used by certain applications can have a file header. In that case, the header is specific to the application that created the file in question.

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