Tell us the difference between these two :
#include"stdio.h"
#include<stdio.h>
define in detial.
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Answer / arif
"stdio.h" linker search the header file in the current directory
<stdio.h> linker search the header file in all the directories
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Answer / sourisengupta
"stdio.h" linker search the header file first in the
current directory, if it does not find there then it will
search the directory which is declared by the compiler as a
header file directory and all the header file stores there.
<stdio.h> linker search the header file in all the
particular which is declared by the compiler as a header
file directory.
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Answer / arif
"stdio.h" C compiler-preprocessor search the header file in the current directory
<stdio.h> C preprocessor search the header file in all the directories
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Answer / g.deepa
#include"stdio.h" is the creating by the user
(within Double quotes header files are created by the user)
#include<stdio.h> is the header file of programming
language.It is the created by the Programmers.
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Answer / bipin chandra sai.s
hay there no difference between both of them both are same
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