what is the difference between #include<stdio.h> and
#include"stdio.h" ?
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Answer Posted / sreekanth
#include "stdio.h"
The compiler will search for a particular stdio.h in the
current working directory only
where as <stdio.h> the complier looks into default dir.
which is in most cases /include/lib or you can define this
directory by your own.
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