A basic structure of a C++ program typically consists of a few key elements. These include a header, which may contain libraries and preprocessor directives, followed by the main function, where the program execution begins. Within the main function, variables can be declared, and statements can be written to perform various tasks. Finally, the program ends with a return statement that indicates the successful completion of the program. This structure provides a framework for organizing and executing C++ code efficiently.
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