The method of including C/C++ is to use <>
and "
There are two. What's the difference between the two?
The preprocessor is looking for a file to include
in a different location.
#include "filename"
looks for header files in the same directory as the source file.
It is mainly used when include
header files defined by the programmer.
#include<filename>
depends on how it is implementedten thousand
Typically, the compiler/IDE looks for header files in a pre-created directory.
It is mainly used when include
the standard libaray header file.
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