The `std::fstream.good()` function in C++ is a member function of the `std::fstream` class that is used to check the state of the stream. It returns a Boolean value indicating whether the stream is in a good state or not. If the stream is good, the function returns `true`; otherwise, it returns `false`. This function is often used in conjunction with input/output operations to ensure that the stream is in a valid state before proceeding with further operations.
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