The first step to apply the line and page breaks options to groups of paragraphs is to place the cursor where you want the break to be.
When applying any type of formatting to text in Word it is important that you either place the cursor where you want it to start in the case of a break, or highlight the text that you want to apply formatting to.
Answer:
#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
ifstream file_one("lyric1.txt", ios::binary);
ifstream file_two("lyric2.txt", ios::binary);
file_one.seekg(0, ios::end); // retrieving file size of lyric1.txt file
file_two.seekg(0, ios::end); // retrieving file size of lyric2.txt file
// converting the binary file size to an integer.
int fileOne = file_one.tellg();
int fileTwo = file_two.tellg();
cout<<"Size of the lyric1.txt is"<<" "<< fileOne<<" "<<"bytes";
cout<<"Size of the lyric2.txt is"<<" "<< fileTwo<<" "<<"bytes";
cout<< fileOne <<" : "<< fileTwo;
Explanation:
The source code gets the file size of two word files and displays them in bytes and also displays the ratio of both files.
