what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / mytri

.h is a header file which includes standard input and output
functions

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / dilip kumar

u know that every file is exist with extention name
so .h is a extention name of all header file.

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / meena

it is a header file.it stands for"standard input and
output"file.if you want to give any input to the computer
or if you want to recieve any output from the computer
(printf,scanf)this header file must be used.

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / vignesh1988i

this is called as a header file..... like .txt in
editors.... in this this header file dosent belong to the C
code..... the meaning of this is in this .h files all
functions will be writtern .............. eg. string
fun(),I/O fun(),getch(),clrscr(),math functions() ...... etc
... etc

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / joydeep roy

thanks both of u ...4r giving d answer

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / amatullah

.h is the extention of the header file
h indicates that its a header file

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / bhawani shankar

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..

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / moolshankar

.his the extencation of the header file .h indicvates
that its a header file

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / dekchand sharma

.h Means header file of input output in c.
#include<stdio.h>
it means standered input output header file.

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what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?..

Answer / victor chatterjee

.h is that extension in which the library files are being
saved. such as stdio.h, conio.h, iostream.h. it is the
header file which includes all the standard input output
functions.

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