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hey whatamp;#39;s up everybody today weamp;#39;re talking about dead code hey whatamp;#39;s up everyone welcome back todayamp;#39;s video is inspired by a question so sahil asks if i include a file like iostream or standardio.h will the preprocessor paste the contents of that file into my file and wouldnamp;#39;t this just increase my executable size greatly since these included header files are hundreds of lines long or will it only paste the signatures of the functions that iamp;#39;m using so this question centers around the issue of dead code that is code that is included in our programs but itamp;#39;s never actually executed itamp;#39;s never called and so it doesnamp;#39;t really need to be there and we want to know if those unused include files with all their many many lines of code are causing our executable binaries to blow up like harry potteramp;#39;s aunt marge or if the compileramp;#39;s smart enough to do something a little more efficient now why do we