How To Make Your Own Beginner C/C++ Library

You Have Heard About Libraries Like, iostream, stdio.h, windows.h, conio.h, etc. And You Are Wondering, “Hmmmm, Maybe I Could Make My Own C/C++ Library!” Buuuuuut Your Wish Is WRONG! Because You Can’t Just Make A Framework YOURSELF! So, Here’s How Header Files Work:

Header Files Are Called .h Files. And Have The Same Functions As C/C++ Codes And Commands. Here’s An Example:

#ifndef YOUR_HEADER_NAME
#define YOUR_HEADER_NAME // Defines Some Stuff
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void Function() {
    cout << "Hello, World!"; // Prints "Hello, World!" (If You Don't Know)
}

#endif // YOUR_HEADER_IMPLEMENTATION

And To Run This Header, Make A C++ File In The Directory Of The Header File:

#include "your_header.h"

int main() {
    Function();
    return 0;
}

And It Will Output “Hello, World!”. And, Thats The Basics! You Can Do Even More Too!