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#include<iomanip.h> header file is not available why?
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Syed Muhammad Ahmad Shah
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Oct 15, 2021
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It is #include <iomanip> without the .h extension.
In C headers have a .h extension like stdlib.h and C++ headers don't have.
Normally you use for C headers the following statement: #include "stdio.h"
and for C++ headers: #inlcude <iostream>
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Sep 23, 2022
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Hameeda Farooqui
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for me the #include <iomanip> not getting included, when trying to do program as was done before, not working, states set not defined.
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