Yes. telling about goto statement to someone who is new to programming is a disaster, since he/she does not have a clue whatsoever about the dirty effects of using goto statement and rely heavily on...
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Yes. telling about goto statement to someone who is new to programming is a disaster, since he/she does not have a clue whatsoever about the dirty effects of using goto statement and rely heavily on...
I never meant to say that. Never mind.
I said the same thing. '.h' is added to user defined header files not the standard header files in C++. We can write #include "abc.h" for our own defined header files (that too within " " ), #include...
Using letter 'c' before C header file names is C++ recommendation. In other words, using <string.h> is C style and <cstring> is C++ style. We use '.h' with header files in C but not in C++.