Question

can someone give me the list and syntax examples of all the libraries in C/c++ Languages ?​

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Answer:

C compatibility headers

For some of the C standard library headers of the form xxx.h, the C++ standard library both includes an identically-named header and another header of the form cxxx (all meaningful cxxx headers are listed above).

With the exception of complex.h , each xxx.h header included in the C++ standard library places in the global namespace each name that the corresponding cxxx header would have placed in the std namespace.

These headers are allowed to also declare the same names in the std namespace, and the corresponding cxxx headers are allowed to also declare the same names in the global namespace: including <cstdlib> definitely provides std::malloc and may also provide ::malloc. Including <stdlib.h> definitely provides ::malloc and may also provide std::malloc. This applies even to functions and function overloads that are not part of C standard library.

<assert.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cassert> is placed in global namespace

<ctype.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cctype> is placed in global namespace

<errno.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cerrno> is placed in global namespace

<fenv.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cfenv> is placed in global namespace

<float.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cfloat> is placed in global namespace

<inttypes.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cinttypes> is placed in global namespace

<limits.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <climits> is placed in global namespace

<locale.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <clocale> is placed in global namespace

<math.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cmath> is placed in global namespace

except for names of mathematical special functions

<setjmp.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <csetjmp> is placed in global namespace

<signal.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <csignal> is placed in global namespace

<stdarg.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstdarg> is placed in global namespace

<stddef.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstddef> is placed in global namespace

except for names of std::byte and related functions

<stdint.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstdint> is placed in global namespace

<stdio.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstdio> is placed in global namespace

<stdlib.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstdlib> is placed in global namespace

<string.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cstring> is placed in global namespace

<time.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <ctime> is placed in global namespace

<uchar.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cuchar> is placed in global namespace

<wchar.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cwchar> is placed in global namespace

<wctype.h> (deprecated) behaves as if each name from <cwctype> is placed in global namespace

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