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Hiiiii guys,

What is the difference between stdio.h and cstdio.h ??

Thank you!

It's my understanding that stdio.h is a C language include header file, and you would code it as:

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#include <stdio.h>

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And cstdio.h would be the same (or an equivalent) header file that you would include if you were coding in C++, like this:

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#include <cstdio>

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Note that in C++, you would not use the .h.

Todd

>What is the difference between stdio.h and cstdio.h ??
That's easy, there's no such thing as cstdio.h. ;) But you probably meant cstdio, so the real answer is that cstdio is for C++ only and places all of the names from stdio.h in the std namespace. Aside from that, the two headers are functionally identical.

Cheers!!