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In C++, the "cin" is used to receive input from the user. It is a predefined object used to read data from the standard input device, which is usually the keyboard.

The "cin" is followed by the extraction operator ">>" and the variable where the input will be stored. For example, "cin >> x;" will take the input from the user and store it in the variable "x".

When "cin" is used, the program will wait for the user to input data followed by the Enter key. After the input is provided, the data will be stored in the specified variable, and the program will continue executing the next statements.

It's important to handle input validation to ensure that the input provided by the user is of the expected type and within the acceptable range to avoid unexpected behavior in the program.

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