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What is the relation between # and include<stdio.h>
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Answer Posted / priyanka
actually, in C, every keyword has some specific value some
specific meaning and those meanings of keywords are already
been stored in header files like
<stdio.h>,<conio.h>,<math.h> etc.... so to make computer
understood the meaning of printf, scanf like keywords, we
have to use header files in begining of the prog... and #
is a preprocessor.... this tells computer that now u be
ready to write a prog...
this is wat i think.... though i dnt hav technical
knowledge still i tried to xplain.....
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