C++ identifier with special meaning: import (since C++20)

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Example

export module foo;
 
import bar;   // imports all module interface units of module bar
import :baz;  // imports the so-named module partition baz of module foo
import <set>; // imports a synthesized header unit formed from header <set>

See also

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