There are some programming languages (C, C++, Objective-C) that adapt header files. Header files permit programmers to isolate certain components of a program’s source code into reusable files. Header files consist of subroutines, variables, identifiers and declarations of classes. Programmers who wants to declare standardized identifiers in not only one source file can put such identifiers in a single header file that other code can imply whenever the header contents are claimed. The aim of this is to provide the interface in the header isolated from the implementation.
There are some new languages such as Java that do not use forward declarations. Identifiers are identified automatically from source files and read from dynamic library symbols.
In addition to the problem described above, i.e. the lack of the appropriate application to support the .H file, there may be several reasons that cause problems with opening and operation of the data format:
A quite common problem is the lack of application in the appropriate version. Even if you have an application, with the help of which you should open the .H file, you may have a problem with it because of its version. Perhaps in previous versions the application has not yet supported the .H file, so download the update and check again.
If you have already installed the appropriate application, and it is the correct version, the file may not open correctly, because the operating system does not have information that this program supports the file. So you need to "show" which program the computer should use. To do this:
It also happens that the file you want to open is corrupt and therefore there is no such possibility. In this situation, you should find its different version, or ask a person from whom you got, to send it again.
There may be several reasons why you cannot open the file with .H extension. Directly on this website you can find a solution of the most common problem with the .H file – that you do not have on your computer the appropriate program to open the file.