Standard header

   

A standard header, in C, Objective-C and C++ programming, is a header file that contains common definitions and data structures that all programs may use as required. Also called "include files," header files use the #include preprocessing directive to incorporate them with the program. Header files typically use a .h extension.

Unlike C++, C# is written inline so it does not require header files.

Standard C++ header files

<algorithm>
<bitset>
<deque>   
<exception>   
<fstream>   
<functional>   
<iomanip>   
<ios>   
<iosfwd>   
<iostream>   
<istream>   
<iterator>   
<limits>   
<list>   
<locale>   
<map>   
<memory>   
<new>   
<numeric>   
<ostream>   
<queue>   
<set>   
<sstream>   
<stack>   
<stdexcept>   
<streambuf>   
<string>  
<typeinfo>  
<utility>   
<valarray>  
<vector>

<algorithm>

<bitset>

<deque>

<exception>

<fstream>

<functional>

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