Which of the following are valid "include" formats?
A)#include and #include[file.h]
B)#include (file.h) and #include
C)#include [file.h] and #include "file.h"
D)#include <file.h> and #include "file.h"
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Answer / rajesh
correct answer is C) because file.h is not a predefined
headerfile by c/c++ compiler, so it is a userdefined
headerfile and it can be included in a program in any of
the ways as mentioned in option c).
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Answer / selva kumar
In c we didnt have the header files which is enclosed with
double codes.so the answer is A
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