what is the difference between <stdio.h>and "stdio.h"?
Answer Posted / ramakrishna yechuri
In the first case ie. <stdio.h>,the compiler will search
for the presence of the file named stdio.h in the
current directory.
Whereas in the second case("stdio.h"),compiler will search
in all the directories.
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