What are the two forms of #include directive?
Answer / Abhya Mishra
"The two forms of #include directives in C are: 1) #include <filename> - used for system header files, where the angle brackets <> indicate that the compiler searches for the specified file in the standard directories. 2) #include "filename" - used for user-defined header files, where double quotes "" indicate that the compiler first searches the current directory and then moves on to the standard directories.".
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