`std::fstream.fail` is a member function of the C++ standard library's `fstream` class. It is used to determine whether an input/output operation on the file associated with the `fstream` object has failed. The `fail` function returns `true` if the last I/O operation failed, `false` otherwise. It is commonly used in conjunction with other member functions like `std::fstream.eof` and `std::fstream.bad` to handle errors during file operations.
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