Complete Modern C++ - File IO - Part IV (Character IO and Seeking)

The video tutorial covers advanced functions of stream classes in C++. It explains how to read and write characters using the put and get functions of ofstream and ifstream classes. The tutorial also discusses manipulating stream pointers to read or write from specific file positions using functions like seekg and tellg. Additionally, it demonstrates using fstream for input and output operations, including handling file existence and pointer positioning.

How does fstream differ from ifstream and ofstream in terms of file creation?

What is the significance of the failed bit in file operations?

What happens if you try to read from a file without seeking the get pointer to the beginning after writing?