Output in C++ is usually handled by "inserting" into a stream that can
be associated with a file or a device (if it has a name) on your
platform, with a string, or with the "standard output" or "standard
error report" (the 'std::cout' and 'std::cerr' objects). There are no
specific "print" functions in the Standard library. You compiler can
still provide them, but we would know nothing about that; consult your
compiler documentation.
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