#include<stdio.h> does not search the source directory,if we write

what is the difference between <stdio.h> and "stdio.h"

Question Posted / arun.k

Answer Posted / arun.k

#include<stdio.h> does not search the source directory,if
we write #include"stdio.h" it will search the source path
first end include that path

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