Lecture

Namespaces and Main Arguments

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This lecture covers the concepts of namespaces and main arguments in C++. It explains how namespaces group objects and the role of main() function arguments. The lecture also demonstrates the usage of namespaces and how main() can take arguments from the environment.

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