There may be several reasons why the C++ fstream is unable to open the CSV file:
Wrong file path: If the file path specified in the code is incorrect, the fstream will not be able to locate the file and therefore will not open it.
Incorrect file permissions: If the file permissions are set incorrectly, the fstream will be unable to read or write to the file.
File not found: If the specified CSV file does not exist at the specified location, the fstream will not be able to open it.
File in use: If another process or program is using the CSV file at the same time, the fstream will not be able to open it.
Incorrect file format: If the CSV file is not properly formatted, i.e., it contains errors or invalid characters, the fstream may not be able to read or write to the file.
Memory issue: The system may not have enough memory to read or write to the file, causing the fstream to fail in opening the CSV file.
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