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How can I ensure that a listing is not going to be split?

My listing goes at the bottom of a page and fits good. But the header is separated and moved to another page. Is it possible to keep them together?

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Welcome to TeX.sx! Please add a Minimal Working Example (MWE) the provides a complete document including package dependencies that reproduces the problem your describe. This will make it easier to provide an answer or help. – Peter Jansson Jan 24 at 13:29
I believe, that this question doesn't require MWE, since I clearly explained what's the problem – damluar Jan 24 at 13:43
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Try putting float as the option for your listing. – Harish Kumar Jan 24 at 13:47
@damluar: I think it would be helpful. For example which list you are using. – Jana Jan 24 at 13:50
@HarishKumar Move it to answers. It helped. – damluar Jan 24 at 13:54

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Using the float option to your lstinputlisting will make your code to float and floats never break across the pages. Hence the solution will be to use

\lstinputlisting[float,caption=My code here]{your file that has code}
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