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engineer man here today weamp;#39;re going to make programming cool again by teaching you about header files ready good okay to use levels beginner what is a header file for header files for declaring functions and macros specifically those that should be shared between source files our header files required well know but youamp;#39;d be silly not to use them if you would like you can always take the contents of the entire header file and copy and paste it into all of your source files that is what the C compiler is gonna do anyways but thatamp;#39;s a lot of maintenance so itamp;#39;s just easier to use header files example time yeah I think so are we looking at three files the first file is just your main source file and weamp;#39;re gonna come back to this you could see the include statement weamp;#39;ll come back and describe how that works later but in this main function weamp;#39;re really just calling a function thatamp;#39;s included from the header file weamp;#39;re u