In C / C ++, the preprocessor works before the source code is actually parsed, but #includebasically just merges different files. One consequence of this is that C / C ++ is completely satisfied that it {matches }in one file in another (included) file. Of course, no one ever does this (or if they do, they should be shot), but since the C / C ++ preprocessor is so easy to handle, it is technically resolved.
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