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what is the difference between #include<> and #include”…”?
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Answer Posted / 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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