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what is the difference between <stdio.h>and "stdio.h"?
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Answer Posted / p srinivas rao
In the first case ie. <stdio.h>,the compiler will search
for the presence of the file named stdio.h in the include
directory as well as in the current directory.
Whereas in the second case("stdio.h"),compiler will search
only in the current directory.
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