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 \nint main() {  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Hello, World!\" \u003C\u003C endl; return 0;  \n}  \nHeaders & Namespaces  \nInclude libraries and manage namespaces.  \n\\#include \u003Ciostream> // Input/output stream  \n\\#include \u003Cvector> // Dynamic arrays  \n\\#include \u003Cstring> // String class  \n\\#include \u003Calgorithm> // STL algorithms  \nusing namespace std;// Or specify individually:  \n// using std::cout;  \n// using std::cin;  \nComments  \nSingle-line and multi-line comments.  \n// Single-line comment  \n/*  \nMulti-line comment spans multiple lines */  \n// TODO: Implement feature /* FIXME: Bug in this section */  \nMain Function  \nProgram entry point with return values.  \nint main() {// Program code here return 0; // Success  \n}  \nint main(int argc, char* argv[]) {// argc: argument count  \n// argv: argument values (command line) return 0;  \n}  \nBasic Output  \nDisplay text and variables to console.  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Hello\" \u003C\u003C endl;  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Value: \" \u003C\u003C 42 \u003C\u003C endl;// Multiple values in one line  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Name: \" \u003C\u003C name \u003C\u003C \", Age: \" \u003C\u003C age \u003C\u003C endl;  \nBasic Input  \nRead user input from console.  \nint age;  \nstring name;  \ncin >> age;  \ncin >> name;  \n// Read entire line with spaces getline(cin, name);  \nData Types & Variables  \nFundamental data types and variable declarations.  \n01 02 03  \nControl Flow Structures  \nConditional Statements  \nMake decisions based on conditions.  \n// If-else statement if (age >= 18) {  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Adult\" \u003C\u003C endl;} else if (age >= 13) {  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Teenager\" \u003C\u003C endl;} else {  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Child\" \u003C\u003C endl;}  \n// Ternary operator  \nstring status = (age >= 18) ? \"Adult\" : \"Minor\";  \n// Switch statement  \nswitch (grade) { case 'A':  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Excellent!\" \u003C\u003C endl;  \nbreak; case 'B':  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Good job!\" \u003C\u003C endl;  \nbreak; default:  \ncout \u003C\u003C \"Keep trying!\" \u003C\u003C endl;}  \nFor Loops  \nIterate with counter-based loops.  \n// Traditional for loop for (int i = 0; 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