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## .h:
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Traditional extension for C header files.
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Used in both C and C++ projects.
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Often used for headers intended to be shared between C and C++ in mixed projects.
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## .hpp:
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Stands for "Header Plus Plus."
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Specifically for C++ header files.
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Helps distinguish C++ headers from C headers in mixed projects.
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## .ipp:
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Stands for "Implementation Plus Plus."
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Often associated with C++ template class and function definitions.
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Keeps template implementations separate but included in the corresponding .hpp file for compile-time availability.
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In essence, these are conventions and technically interchangeable, but they help in organizing and understanding the code. |
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