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hey can i use #include<iostream> instead of #include<iostream. h> in turbo c++ used in my college sys?
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yes and also"iostream"
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thnx a lot.
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that will give error but only in turbo c++
in modern compilers that is fine
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in c++ all header file end with .h but you can run without .h of it run without any error then your teachers are right..
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remember, if you want..
#include<iostream>
then always write after
using namespace std;
this line. otherwise, if
you are written..
#include<iostream.h>
then no need above line.
in short, without header
.ext file you must need
that line unless simple it.
thank you.