To signal a failure on the input stream accessed by infile, use the statement
a. infile.fail();
b. infile.reset ( ios::failbit );
c. infile.setstate ( ios::failbit );
d. infile.eof();
c. infile.setstate ( ios::failbit );
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What will be an ideal response?
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Use the data captured with ethereal to answer the questions in Step 3. Support your answers by including data from the saved ethereal data captures.