Question

List of .H files and without .H file in c++ include

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

WITH .h files:

#include<stdio.h> (Standard input-output header) ...

#include<string.h> (String header) ...

#include<conio.h> (Console input-output header) ...

#include<stdlib.h> (Standard library header) ...

#include<math.h> (Math header ) ...

#include<ctype.h>(Character type header) ...

#include<time.h>(Time header)

<string> is the C++ standard library string header file containing std::string and its friends. <string.h> is a different header, from the C standard library, which has functions for manipulating C strings (null-terminated strings) and other related functions.

The two (.h and others ) are entirely different and unrelated. In C++ (as in C), a header file can have any extension. The C++ standard library headers have no extension; the C standard library headers have a .h extension. .hpp or .hxx are also common.