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[Feature] Add a small code snippet before every problem solutions#972
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just in preference.. You can find a setting called "leetcode.language.preamble". Then you can edit the setting in vscode. This is only a small utility, not very complete and did not expect it to work for everyone. |
I found a more useful method,#469 (comment) |
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Code preamble is a short code snippet adding to the beginning of the program. A typical one is:
This feature is useful. Maybe inserting header files is interesting for the first several times, it is dreadful if we need to add tons of it each time we do the problems, especially for a dreadful language like C/C++
Configuration
To add a preamble for one language, you can follow this schema:
Effect
Now you don't need to
#include <iostream>everytime if you use cpp.