What does #include mean in c++ programs ???
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Explanation:
Honestly, I've searched through online, but didn't got any, and only spotted # on the end of CC+ explanation thing or something...
Commonly used header files:
<iostream> //input/output
<cmath> //math functions
<string> //string functions
<iomanip> //formatting manipulations for input/output
Using string Data Type:
Must access definition from header file string
Include following preprocessor directive:
#include<string>
But what I know about # in programming tho in my own experience nonetheless, it has something to do with numbers? Especially in headings tho XD
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