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The document provides a simple C++ code example that prints 'hello' to the console. It outlines key assumptions regarding the translation from Python to C++, such as the equivalence of print functions and the need for a return value in C++. Additionally, it mentions the inclusion of the iostream library for output operations.

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Converted Code - CPP

The document provides a simple C++ code example that prints 'hello' to the console. It outlines key assumptions regarding the translation from Python to C++, such as the equivalence of print functions and the need for a return value in C++. Additionally, it mentions the inclusion of the iostream library for output operations.

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Here is the converted C++ code:

```cpp
#include <iostream>

int main() {
std::cout << "hello" << std::endl;

return 0;
}
```

Assumptions:

- Print() in Python is equivalent to std::cout in C++ for printing to console


output.

- No return value is needed in Python but main() should return int in C++.

- Include iostream for cout.

- std::endl is used to end the line after printing.

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