//File:  records.cpp
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	struct	student_record	//defines a new type
	{
		string	name;	//three data fields
		int	age;
		double	gpa;
	};	//NOTE:  You need the semicolon here!
	
	student_record	student;	//defines a variable of student_record type
	
	ifstream fin ("students_in.txt");
	ofstream fout ("students_out.txt");
	
	while (!fin.eof())
	{
		fin >> student.name >> student.age >> student.gpa;
		fout 	<< student.name << "\t"
			<< student.age << "\t"
			<< student.gpa << endl;
	}
	
	return 0;
	
//	NOTE:  	Output of results reflects the dot notation used above.
//		You can't input or output records or struct's in the aggregate.
//		That is, the following are illegal:
		
//		cin >> student;	or	cout << student;
		
//		However, you can make aggregate assignments; i.e., the following is OK:
//			student1 = student2;
//		In this case, each field of student2 is copied to the corresponding
//		field of student1.
			
}