C++ File Position Indicators | Get, Put | tellg tellp | seekg seekp

In this c++ Video tutorial, you will learn the use of get and put position indicators available.
You will learn how to get/check the get and put position indicators using tellg() and tellp() function, how to set them using seekg() and seekp() function in detail with example.
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[@NickLordiYT]

This really helped me understand this subject, thanks!

[@humanhazard607]

Awesome teaching Sir!
And Sir,can you briefly explain the uses of seekg,seekp,tellg and tellp??

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[@akshatsingh4937]

Thank you very much for the video

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[@arunsurya5534]

Awesome explanation... it really helped me a lot. Thank you !!!

[@LearningLad]

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[@grybouilli5259]

thank you for a good video! What's the type of the value you put in seekg() (or seekp())? what is the value that tellp()/tellg() return?

[@georgeofsindrila]

Thank you very much, you are very good at teaching!

[@technomoney618]

very good lesson! ~ thanks a lot~ . . we need more functions about files !

[@LearningLad]

Coming soon!

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Hope u will come up with tutorials on more topics in future.

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[@syedrizvi2687]

Very clear explanation, thank you so much!

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[@SajithJohnSam]

Why do both the get and put pointers change dependantly when we change any of the this pointer at the fstream mode.? Are they dependant on each other?

[@henrylarson1]

Remember that for an fstream, the g (get, read) and p (put, write) offsets are merged into a single offset.

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[@Endersontutoriales]

Thank you!

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[@daekyong5059]

Is there a way to indicate he row to seek in the file or is it really just for the character number?

[@amirhajimirsadeghi]

At minute 10 when you called seekp() to chabnge the write position, why does the value of tellg() and tellp() both change?

[@steavbun4199]

+Amir Hajimirsadeghi Because The pointer was moved by seekp(2) it meant move the pointer from current position(0) to 2 , so when you use tellg() or tellp it meant you want to know where the pointer's position is then it will return number 2 for you!!

[@abhishekrai4325]

Sir Thank You so very much !
It was really helpful.

[@LearningLad]

+Abhishek Rai
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[@sanjeevs6891]

sir how did you make the count in seekp() function??????

[@AnubhavShekharxp]

cout

[@ssharma5127]

Try to open in both read and write mode

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[@saikiranrudra1283]

how to access new line if i have text in different lines ?

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Thankz

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[@adventuresinphysics5069]

what's the difference between seekg() and ignore() ?

[@JamesBond-jp2ep]

Hello, thanks for the nice video.
I have the task to output a .txt file in c++ compiler with a justified width of 25 inputted by the user.
I have to use ofstream and ifstream to read character by character and output each line so that
the maximum number of character in a line is not more than 25. (not more than 25 characters)
I need to solve this task urgently... :-(
Could you please help me out?

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seek(p|g) tell(p|g) mode write(p)/mode read(g)

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