Answer / sr amit tyagi

.h extension shows the type of file is header file. In turbo
c there are two file that are use for predefine function.as
header file which contains definition and explanations of
all function and constants and the extension of these file
is ".h".where the functions are kept in the library file
which have extension ".LIB".example
stdio.h
or
stdio.LIB

Answer / farhan ejaz

#includestdio.h is a function which control the input and
output function likeb printf and scanf

Answer / digambar

.h specifies that stdio is a header file means, it is a extension of a header file not compulsory to write .h but as a tradition we are using .h as a extension of header file

Answer / shaix

As i know , em not that much xperiancd ......
buh available to ans the question as i know
<stdio.h>
which stand for <standard input output . Header File>
so .h is a header file which includes standard input and output functions ..

Answer / shashiprabha singh

.h is used for header files and stdio.h is "standard input
output header files" which hold all realtives i/p files. In
these files varias types of function r included like scanf,
printf etc.

Answer / rajan

# 8

accrding to my view simply we can say #include<stdio.h> is
a header file .this is include all standered input output of c
.h is used in this syntex is represents the link about the
header file (.h)
we also write syntex #include<stdio.h> is
#include"stdio.h" the .h shows that this is a header file..

Answer / chhavram singh

.h is a extension of #include<stdio.h> because it have all
working or definition of its header file without .h we can
not connect system libraries.

Answer / ashu

it stnds for standard input output header file. it is a
processor directive in c . it include all input output
function in c . wth the help of header file vwe know which
function where use in program
------ - in my view ------------

Answer / nitesh vashist

.h is only giving indication that it is a header file.
only two types of files in c .c and .h.
if we copy stdio.h file as stdio then it will work we can
use stdio file instead of stdio.h. it will work definitely...

Answer / george mwenyeheri

stdio... stands for Standard Input Output library.. and the
".h" is the header file extension.. as in when u save a text
file the extension you give is .txt.. similarly we give .h
extension to the header file named stdio.. hope u are
comfortable with <stdio.h> .

Now lets concentrate on #include.. # is the pre processor
directive.. this is just to direct the pre processor to
'include' all the files contained in the <stdio.h> file

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