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In C++ cout is:
a) object
b) class
c) something else
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Answer / sriram
ANSWER IS C. COUT IS AN BUID IN OPERATOR THAT WAS DEFINED
IN HEADER FILE: <IOSTREAM.H>
SINCE, IN C++ COUT IS AN CONSOLE OUTPUT OPERATOR.
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