#includeIn this example, we open a binary file and use the SeekableReadStream skip function to skip over sections of the file. We first skip over the first 10 bytes, then skip over the next section of 20 bytes, before finally skipping to the end of the file. We also get the position of the file pointer using the tellg function. The library used to implement this function is likely part of the C++ standard library.#include #include int main () { // Open file in binary mode std::ifstream file("binaryfile.bin", std::ios::binary); if (!file) { std::cerr << "File not found!" << std::endl; exit(1); } // Skip first 10 bytes file.seekg(10, std::ios::beg); // Skip next section of 20 bytes file.seekg(20, std::ios::cur); // Skip to the end of the file file.seekg(0, std::ios::end); // Get position of the file pointer std::streampos position = file.tellg(); std::cout << "File pointer position: " << position << std::endl; // Close the file file.close(); return 0; }