what is difference between #include<stdio.h> and
#include"stdio.h"
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Answer / bharatgs7
<stdio.h> means its a in-built header file, "stdio.h" means
its an user-defined header file
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Answer / somichoudhary
In #include<stdio.h>
The c compiler search the header files in Tc-Bin library
But in "stdio.h">
search the header files in local c: folder
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Answer / ep
#include <stdio.h>
Will look for the header file in the standard include paths.
#include "stdio.h"
Will look for the file first in the current directory, then
it wil look for it in the standard include paths, if not found.
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Answer / jeke kumar gochhayat
in #include<stdio.h> , stdio.h is a predefined header file
in the include directory.
but in #include"stdio.h" is a userdefined header files
but functions are same
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