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What is the meaning When we write "#include" what is # and
what does include does there???
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Answer Posted / prof.gagandeep jagdev
# refers to pre-processor directives. Pre-processor word
means that the header file following #include is already
processed and their is no chance of it containing any
errors or flaws. User can directly include the header file
in his/her program.
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