publicheaderfiles
Public header files are a fundamental concept in software development, particularly in compiled languages like C and C++. They contain declarations of functions, data structures, and other components that are intended to be used by other parts of a program or by external programs. These files typically have a .h or .hpp extension.
The primary purpose of public header files is to provide an interface to a library or module.
When a program is compiled, the compiler includes the relevant public header files to understand the types
Common examples include standard library headers like stdio.h or iostream, which provide basic input/output capabilities. Third-party