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hey guys what is up I love learning here teaching you how to write better faster and safer code today were talking about a weird thing that I think a lot of new programmers struggle with header files are this thing that we kind of learn on day one we have to pound include standardio.h but we dont really understand why header files exist and then when we go to make multi-module programs that use multiple C files we struggle to include header files in our process and dont really know where theyre appropriate and not appropriate today were going to break down the process of how the Linker Works under the hood what the compiler expects when youre using external functions and why the header file ties all of this together lets get right into it here we have some C code thats doing some basic C stuff we have our int main which is our entry point to our program and its taking the standard main prototype we have the number of arguments for our program and the vector to those arguments