In the C++ programming language, seekg is a function in the library that allows you to seek to an arbitrary position in a file. is the new position in the stream buffer. This parameter is an object of type streampos. is and integer value of type streamoff representing the offset in the stream's buffer. It is relative to parameter. is the seeking direction. It is an object of type that can take any of the following constant values: (offset from the beginning of the stream's buffer).

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  • In the C++ programming language, seekg is a function in the library that allows you to seek to an arbitrary position in a file. is the new position in the stream buffer. This parameter is an object of type streampos. is and integer value of type streamoff representing the offset in the stream's buffer. It is relative to parameter. is the seeking direction. It is an object of type that can take any of the following constant values: (offset from the beginning of the stream's buffer). (offset from the current position in the stream's buffer). (offset from the end of the stream's buffer). Note: If you have previously got an end of file on the stream, will not reset it but will return an error in many implementations. - use the method to clear the end of file bit first. This is a relatively common mistake and if is not performing as expected, it is wise to clear the fail bit, as shown below.
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  • In the C++ programming language, seekg is a function in the library that allows you to seek to an arbitrary position in a file. is the new position in the stream buffer. This parameter is an object of type streampos. is and integer value of type streamoff representing the offset in the stream's buffer. It is relative to parameter. is the seeking direction. It is an object of type that can take any of the following constant values: (offset from the beginning of the stream's buffer).
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