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[Music] what is going on guys welcome back to the cpos plus tutorial series in todays video were going to talk about header files so lets get right into it all right so the basic idea behind a header file is that we can include functionality from other source files and imagine you have a big program a big c plus application and it has tons of functionalities tons of functions constants all of that you usually dont want to put all of this into one file you dont want to have a thousand functions down here you dont want to have have a thousand constants up here and so on um you wanna usually split that up into different files and what you do in c plus plus to do that is you create a separate source file with the functionality and then you create a header file that allows you to just include that source file so how can you think about that lets say were going to create a new folder here were going to call it includes this is not mandatory i just like to do it like that uh i also
