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There are various conventions for how to name the #define, but generally it ends with _H and has one or two underscores at the start.
#pragma method:
#pragma once
// header code
I find this method cleaner, though it isn't part of the C++ standard so it could make it less portable. That said, I've never used a compiler that doesn't support it.
Description
Candapter.hneeds an include guard to avoid the problem of double inclusion (as will any other header files).Ways to do this:
#definemethod:There are various conventions for how to name the
#define, but generally it ends with_Hand has one or two underscores at the start.#pragmamethod:I find this method cleaner, though it isn't part of the C++ standard so it could make it less portable. That said, I've never used a compiler that doesn't support it.
Expected Behaviour
Include guard exists.