what is the difference between #include<> and #include”…”?
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Answer / kush joshi
#include<>, include the predefined header files, but
#include"...." include the userdefined header files in c
program. in this within "...." we mention the path where
the users header file is stored.
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Answer / anandi
Both #include<> and #include" " are similar used to include
the header files.....But we can use both #include<> and
#include" " for predefined header files...... At the same
time we can not use the #include<> for the user-defined
header files..... We should use #include" " for the user-
defined header files......
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Answer / shrikanth s.h
#include<>, include the predefined header files,
#include"...." include the userdefined header files where
the control will start searching the file into the current
directory, we should mention the path where it should search.
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For #include "" a compiler normally searches the folder of the file which contains that include and then the other folders. For #include <> the compiler does not search the current file's folder.
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Answer / sravankumar
The #include<> and #include" " are almost same, but #include<>
searches the included file in predefined default location(This predefined default location is often an INCLUDE environment variable that denotes the path to your include files)i.e searches the location where the predefined function are present in installed C language, whereas #include" " searches the included file in the current directory first , if not found then goes to the predefined default location.
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