Suppose your project current directory is
0. /home/myproj/
Let assume include foder are
1. /home/include1/
2. /home/include2/
==> # include "myhead.h"
search for directory in order 0 , then 1 , then 2
AS IT SEARCH CURRENT DIR FIRST, USUALLY user defined headers used in this way.
==> # include
search for directory in order 1 , then 2 , then 0
AS IT SEARCH INCLUDE DIR FIRST, standard headers used in this way.
Header file extension:
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In C : In early days it was .hxx, .hpp . Then it was .h
#include myheader.hxx
#include myheader.hp
#include myheader.hpp
In C++ : No extension. They are included in namespaces.
#include
using namespace std; // use original namespace
you can also use it in code as std::stringfunction
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