1.  member function moves the read position of a file.

2. files that will be used for both input and output should be defined data type.

3. the function returns the write position of a file.

4. the ios: : access flag indicates that output to the file will be written to the end of the file.

5. files are files that do not store data as ascii characters.

6. the member function moves the write position of a file.

7. the can be used to send an entire record or array to a binary file with one statement.

8. > > leading whitespace.

9. the function "looks ahead" to determine the next data value in an input file.

10.the and functions do not skip leading whitespace characters.

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Explanation:

1. seekp()   //the seekp sets the position where the next character is to be   //inserted into the output stream.

2. fstream  //fstream is used for input and output for files

//just like iostream for input and output data

3. tellp();  //tellp returns the "put" or write position of the file.

4. ios::ate  //ate meaning at the end, sets the file output at the file end

5. binary files  //binary files only store 0s and 1s

6. seekg()  //seekg is used to move write position of the file

7. put  //this is used to "put" or set records or arrays to a single file

8. std::ws , skips //the std::ws is used to discard leading whitespace from an //input stream

9. peek //this looks at the next character in the input sequence

10. get, peak //get and peek do not skip leading whitespace characters

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