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what is the difference between <stdio.h> and "stdio.h"
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Answer Posted / kiran shelke,aurangabad
When we write <stdio.h> that mean we can access this header
file from the include directory,but if this header file is
not present in this folder and its available in other
directory then it not access it.But when we write the
"stdio.h" then we can access this header file which
available in any other directory..
In short #include"stdio.h" is best option for ERROR free program
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