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SIN (Standard Input) and SOUT (Standard Output) are concepts in computer programming and operating systems. SIN refers to the input stream where data is received from the user or another program, typically through the keyboard or a file. SOUT, on the other hand, refers to the output stream where data is sent, usually displayed on the screen or written to a file. These streams facilitate communication between a program and its environment.

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