Write a single $C++$ programming statement that will define a file stream

object named stations that is capable of opening the file named

"weather.txt$"$ for both input and output.

The dataFile file stream object has been used to sequentially access

data. The program using this file stream object has already read to the end

of the file. Write the $C++$ code necessary to rewind the file to its beginning

using the seekg $()$ function.

Write the $C++$ statements that will determine if a file named data.txt

exists before opening it for input and output. If the file does not exist, open

the file for output only.

Write the C$++$ statements that will declare a file stream object named

logfile and use it to open an existing file named attendance. txt so that

output to the file is written to the end of the file.

Assume that a file stream object named weatherData refers to a binary

file that exists and has been successfully opened. Write the $C++$ code that

will declare a $7-$element array of character $($char$)$ data named station and

read enough data from the binary file to fill the entire char array.