#include
[hash-include / ˈhæʃ ɪnˈkluːd]
preprocessor directive / noun
#incluir / diretiva de pré-processador
1. A preprocessor directive in C and C++ programming languages that instructs the compiler to insert the contents of a specified file into the source code at that location
#include <stdio.h> tells the compiler to include the standard input/output library
#include <stdio.h> instrui o compilador a incluir a biblioteca padrão de entrada/saída
2. Can be used with angle brackets for system libraries or with quotation marks for user-defined header files
#include "myheader.h" includes a custom header file from the project directory
#include "meuheader.h" inclui um arquivo de cabeçalho personalizado do diretório do projeto
This is a technical term from computer programming that remains unchanged across all languages and regions. It is part of the C/C++ standard syntax and is taught identically in Brazilian computer science curricula. Portuguese speakers in technology typically use the English term '#include' directly, though it may be translated as 'diretiva de inclusão' or 'incluir' in documentation contexts.
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