The `std::fstream.tellg` function in C++ is used to determine the current position (offset) of the get pointer within a file associated with an `fstream` object.
The `tellg` function returns the current position as a value of type `std::streampos` (a typedef of `std::basic_streampos`) which represents the file position.
This function allows you to retrieve the position of the get pointer, which indicates the next position to be read from within the file. It is useful when you need to keep track of the current read position, for example when you want to return to a specific location in the file after performing some operations.
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