what is the function of .h in #include<stdio.h> in c ?
Answer Posted / rajan
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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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