In C++ we always put the following at the top of the program
#include <iostream>
What about for C?
In C++ we always put the following at the top of the program #include
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In C++ we always put the following at the top of the program
#include <iostream>
What about for C?
Well, this is called the standard I/O header. In C you have:
It’s not an analog to
<iostream>. There is no analog to iostream in C — it lacks objects and types. If you’re using C++, it’s the analog to<cstdio>.See also this fantastic question and its answer,