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Create a flat text file in c++ around 50 – 100 MB with the

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Create a flat text file in c++ around 50 – 100 MB with the content ‘Added first line’ should be inserted in to the file for 4 million times

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    using old style file io

    fopen the file for write.

    fseek to the desired file size – 1.

    fwrite a single byte

    fclose the file

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