EXPLAIN #INCLUDE<STDIO.H>
EXPLAIN #INCLUDE<CONIO.H>
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Answer / k.naresh
those are called header files
it have some pre compiled functions
in that basis we can use in the program to get
afficient result
stdio.h means that standrad input and output function it having
and then
conio.h means that console input and output function sit having
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Answer / deepak kumar dhurve
stdio.h => (standard Input Output Header File) generally used for Inonu Output and some standard function used in.
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Answer / priti ranjan panda
stdio.h => (standard Input Output Header File) generally used for Inonu Output and some standard function used in.
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Answer / sevak.yatrik777
<stdio.h> is a standard header which works with any C
compiler which adheres to the C standard.
<conio.h.> is Borland abomination which should be avoided
like the plague as it's non-standard and non-portable.
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