What is the difference between #import and #include in c++?
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Answer / Mukesh Kumar Prajapat
In C++, `#include` directive brings the entire contents of the included file into the current source file. On the other hand, `#import` is not a standard preprocessor command but is provided by some C++ compilers. It includes the header file and also manages symbol renaming to avoid name clashes. The main difference between them is how they handle namespaces and symbols.
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