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/*This program reads in a number triplets,
  X Y Z
  and then prints the triplets to the screen and to a file
*/
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#include <iostream>  //Normal Input/Output
#include <fstream>   //File   Input/Output
using namespace std;


int main()
{
  //FILE variables
  ifstream inputfile;

  ofstream outputfile;
  char outputfilename[80] = "output1.txt";  //output FILE name

  //other variables
  double x, y, z;

  //OPEN the input file
  inputfile.open("input0.txt");

  //OPEN the output file
  outputfile.open(outputfilename);

  //READ input from file, PRINT to screen & PRINT to another file
  //NOTE:  the input command looks very similar to
      //cin >> x >> y >> z;
  inputfile >> x >> y >> z;

  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  //This method checks if the program has read to the
  //end of the file.  If not, it reads a new line &
  //processes it.  Compare this method to simplefile2.cxx
  //which should have identical processing, but a more
  //efficient implementation.
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  while (! inputfile.eof())
  {
        //cout << x << " " << y << " " << z << endl;
    outputfile << x << " " << y << " " << z << endl;
    
    inputfile >> x >> y >> z;
  }

  //CLOSE the input file
  inputfile.close();

  //CLOSE the output file
  outputfile.close();


  return 0;
}