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Some common header files in C++ include:
1. iostream - for input and output operations
2. string - for string manipulation
3. vector - for dynamic arrays
4. algorithm - for various algorithms like sorting and searching
5. map - for key-value pairs
6. set - for storing unique elements
7. queue - for implementing queues
8. stack - for implementing stacks
9. utility - for various utility functions
10. cstdlib - for standard library functions
These are just a few examples, and there are many more header files available in C++ for different purposes.
1. iostream - for input and output operations
2. string - for string manipulation
3. vector - for dynamic arrays
4. algorithm - for various algorithms like sorting and searching
5. map - for key-value pairs
6. set - for storing unique elements
7. queue - for implementing queues
8. stack - for implementing stacks
9. utility - for various utility functions
10. cstdlib - for standard library functions
These are just a few examples, and there are many more header files available in C++ for different purposes.
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