explain the function of "#include <studio.h>" in computing language.
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it is the header file or function declaration without writing this your program must not be executed
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#include <stdio.h> is a preprocessor statement in a C language program. Usually it is the first programming line in a program.
The preprocessor includes the contents of stdio.h header file from the directory containing header files. It is a standard directory of a C compiler.
stdio.h contains declarations of functions and constants related to input from standard IO device (keyboard by default) and output to standard IO device (screen by default).
Without including stdio.h, C program containing statements like "printf" or "scanf" or "getchar" etc. are not compilable. Those result in compilation errors.
The preprocessor includes the contents of stdio.h header file from the directory containing header files. It is a standard directory of a C compiler.
stdio.h contains declarations of functions and constants related to input from standard IO device (keyboard by default) and output to standard IO device (screen by default).
Without including stdio.h, C program containing statements like "printf" or "scanf" or "getchar" etc. are not compilable. Those result in compilation errors.
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