Question

Which file stream is required for seekg() ?

Answer 1

ofstream: It represents output Stream and this is used for writing in files. .... seekg() - It moves get pointer(input) to a specified location.

Answer 2

Seekg() is an operation in the iostreatm library in C++ programming language.

It allows the users to search an arbitrary location in a file.  

In file handling, there are two syntax for seekg(): the first one is streampos position while the second is streamoff offset.

Ofstrem is used for writing in files and it can be used as a file stream required for seekg().

Answer 3

Seekg() is an operation in the iostreatm library in C++ programming language.

It allows the users to search an arbitrary location in a file.  

In file handling, there are two syntax for seekg(): the first one is streampos position while the second is streamoff offset.

Ofstrem is used for writing in files and it can be used as a file stream required for seekg().