Write an application that displays the sizes of the files lyric1.txt and lyric2.txt in bytes as well as the ratio of their sizes to each other.

#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.

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