In order to make a user-defined ADT available that is defined in the file myfile.h, you would A) #include B) #include myfile.h C) #include D) #include "myfile.h"

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The correct syntax for including a user-defined header file in C++ is to use quotes instead of angle brackets as in (D) #include "myfile.h". Using angle brackets is typically used for including standard library headers, whereas quotes are used for including user-defined headers.

In Order to Make a User-Defined ADT Available That Is