Answer Posted / nayer plame
#include" ", as a preprocessor command, tries to a include
(simple text insertion) of a file named " "
if the blank between the two quotes is unintentional then
#include "" includes a file that is located in the same
directory as the file with the include command
if the single quotes around the include-command are
intentional, then is line would result in a syntax error
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